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Coop
@coopahtroopa.eth
I frequently find myself being discourage about the fact that we're largely only building for the crypto people who are already here. We have this grand vision of bringing the rest of the world onchain but it feels like no one actually knows how to do it. Pretty much every "successful" crypto business comes from PMF with crypto-natives - and very very few apps actually have real users that use the product for the crypto elements. We see glimpses of it every cycle - but it's more about the meta that makes the most money more so than embracing the culture in a way that actually makes a meaningful difference in people's lives. So what happens is it feels like chasing trends when in reality what I'm trying to find is the glue that actually keeps people around. The problem is nothing has kept people around in crypto outside of making money and that simply doesn't scale to the rest of the world. Keeping a close eye on whoever breaks this loop first.
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
Crypto is a technology and not a feature. As long as it has such a strong culture it won’t go mainstream. You don’t build apps for AI people or web people, you just build useful apps. Once no one ever talks about crypto except engineers, that’ll be a green flag. Normal people could not care less about “decentralization” except in very rare moments. In those moments, it would be great to have credible neutral systems that allow choice and power to users, but outside of that time it shouldn’t be a main marketing point.
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