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Saumya Saxena
@saxenasaheb
Crypto has lost the plot. Smartphone revolution came in 2007 and look where we're now. Bitcoin came in 2009 and we're still a fringe cultish thing. We don't just need more consumer apps. We need fun things to do onchain. And watch the world come organically onchain.
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Kyle Patrick
@kylepatrick.eth
I agree. Make something that people will actually use. Ex: Only web3 people care about web3 gaming right now.
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Farcaster Builders India
@callusfbi
We heard you. We're making crypto fun again. https://warpcast.com/callusfbi/0xd3f16ca1
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tomu
@tomu
what’s fun for you? what’s an app that you use often and wish would be onchain?
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bry
@brykayne
Yep! + We need to be able to answer “why onchain” with every onchain product built.
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Noun 839
@noun839.eth
I was using a smart phone in '98.
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Taye 🎩🔵 👽⛏️
@casedup
We gotta step our going viral count up, hawk tua gurl killing it lol
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✿ Gil Alter ✿
@gilalter.eth
Smartphone were new improved devices Crypto/web3/decentralized money and internet are far more radical concepts, and has to go against many entrenched interests that try to stop it. In the wide scope, it’s literally trying to replace the internet we know. In the narrow scope, it wants to replace some if the most powerful entities on earth, centralized money handlers (banks). It’s an uphill battle. Outcome is pretty inevitable though.
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Christian Cambas
@christiancambas
ARE YOU SAYING THAT EVM ROLLUPS AREN'T FUN?
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Ben - [C/x]
@benersing
Not a fair comparison. One is consumer tech and the other is a foundational technology. Very different adoption curves.
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