All of these patterns as an example are just matters of “org code”. The IDE helps you build, run, manage them. You can’t fork classical orgs (eg Microsoft) but you’ll be able to fork agentic orgs.
I don't fully agree or disagree with your take, I think you present a bunch of fair points. but I think there may be more than meets the eye in terms of the timing of the cashback update & broader market conditions
fyi since the feature rolled out, myself and the team have been analyzing the data and carrying out research from many different kinds of users. there are some interesting insights thus far - both positive and negative
one thing is certain: it was worthwhile running this experiment. the very fact that over 30% of coins deployed are cashback coins proves that a very significant portion of the market likes it. I think we all agree that many devs were overpaid and traders weren't getting a good deal, so it's obvious that some action attempting to balance the incentives was due.
so I still firmly believe that we're heading in the right direction but nonetheless very much open to feedback so our next steps continue to improve the trenches
I don't fully agree or disagree with your take, I think you present a bunch of fair points. but I think there may be more than meets the eye in terms of the timing of the cashback update & broader market conditions
fyi since the feature rolled out, myself and the team have been analyzing the data and carrying out research from many different kinds of users. there are some interesting insights thus far - both positive and negative
one thing is certain: it was worthwhile running this experiment. the very fact that over 30% of coins deployed are cashback coins proves that a very significant portion of the market likes it. I think we all agree that many devs were overpaid and traders weren't getting a good deal, so it's obvious that some action attempting to balance the incentives was due.
so I still firmly believe that we're heading in the right direction but nonetheless very much open to feedback so our next steps continue to improve the trenches