“Everybody wants 100M crypto users, but nobody wants to build no popular-ass apps (instead they retreat to infrastructure)” — 0xRonnieColeman

Call me crazy, I don't think anybody should be building for 100m users, I think that's how you get a mediocre af product. I think we should be shooting for 10m users by way of best in class product. Call it a soft scaling limit of Dunbar's number as applied through the lens of usability.

@backpack put a bank in your pocket and use your money whenever, wherever, however without permission

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Yeah anything that reaches scale ultimately breaks down/becomes inefficient. Want to see systems on the journey up stop and take a no growth strategy to optimize

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Not future freeze. Optimize for the current user base. Don’t actively try to grow and view it as a hindrance more than a goal. 

Human nature tends towards more. A company culture that sustains itself with an enough mindset interests me. I would love to see examples of this to see why I’m wrong. Likely I’m ideali

Put a timelock on the codebase and then just feature freeze it? Make people reform anew and fork it to evolve it further and establish a new vision?