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six
@six
why doesn’t the market care about fully on-chain stuff?
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niftytime
@niftytime.eth
10,000 pics of pennies minted on the btc blockchain have done $1,000,000 in volume since tuesday think it depends which market you look at also, it always takes folks way longer than you'd think to catch up to the bleeding edge
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LGHT
@lght.eth
it doesn't even care about user data/privacy when you think about it lol
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wave
@lk
Because the product is number go up
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Edmund Edgar (goat/acc)
@edmundedgar.eth
Hard to build, worse performance, worse UX, hardly anyone is getting legal trouble for running centralized parts (until tornado cash), governance of onchain stuff isn't really solved so you can still get rugged by a malicious decentralized front-end
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Deployer
@deployer
hmm the most interesting technical things are usually not the most profitable.
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quantized ↑
@quantized
most of it is tech-demo-core which is not really durable as a collectible
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greg
@gregfromstl
Convenience > principle. It doesn't make logical sense for anyone to optimize for black swan events. Maybe there's a way to trojan horse fully on-chain stuff by making it naturally most convenient but I'm not sure. Or maybe we just don't have the infra yet to make it as easy as the weird frankenstein stuff we have?
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cyrus
@cyrus
i think because it's not a dog wif a hat
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