You know, gasless transactions, one-click login, social recovery.
ALL, absolutely all of this exists today. Just not in the products normal people actually use... the gap between possible and shipped is still huge
It's insane that the best onboarding flow in web3 rn is still worse than creating a Revolut account... that's not a tech problem, it's a product priority problem.
@solana is not competing with @ethereum anymore. It is building something adjacent.
The developer culture, the consumer dApps, the meme coin liquidity, the mobile-first approach via Saga, all of this points to a different user base entirely.
Two ecosystems can coexist 😎
Yes, it’s generally one of the most important metrics in a normal startup: tracking users, their activity, and whether they come back.
That’s the core foundation of a protocol, they are the ones creating value and proving that you’re solving a real need
today, the most important metric nobody tracks: daily active addresses that have been active for 6+ consecutive months.
that's your real retention number. most projects don't publish it for a reason
Right now, @base is quietly becoming the most interesting L2 for builders rn.
With low fees, Coinbase distribution, EVM compatible. The ecosystem is early but the infra is solid.
I think, the protocols that survived 2022 did one thing differently: they had real users before the bull, not airdrop hunters, actual users. For me, that's the filter for 2026 too!
In the current market, fees don't lie.
$AAVE, $UNI, $GMX still generating real revenue in a bear market. That's not luck, that's product-market fit. Price is a distraction rn, nothing else!
@sagavalhalla Exactly
You need to focus on projects that, from day one, are transparent about their points system for the airdrop, or where the airdrop is clearly tied to real protocol usage. Not just farming for the sake of farming and exiting once the token launches.