@bgurley There’s a burgeoning number of crypto projects (offering up extra GPU to rent).
Currently, there don’t seem to be advantages in price, quality, and reliability. Longer term, I suspect there are advantages to this model.
File storage is analogous where there are opportunities.
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@CharlesXAdkins Who’s your customer and what problem are you solving?
As a retail investor, I already have access to actively managed funds. Why would this need to be secured on a distributed ledger?
@Cointelegraph@dapperlabs@dapperlabs - is tokenizing text-to-image Disney characters (e.g., Mickey Mouse with a backward hat playing chess with Goofy) on the platform’s roadmap?
@Jason You’re painting with a broad brush - crypto isn’t just tokens and investment vehicles. Companies focusing on building on crypto infra / rails are growing, and new use cases are starting to emerge and having products built around them.
@balajis +1 that the state isn’t the right cut to look at - urban and rural is more accurate. Networks not true either - most families, I’d wager, are mixed. Love your thinking, but you’re trying to force fit the data into a framing better suited to your POV
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@Jason If you had applied this principle in the mid to late 80s, you would have written Web1.0 off. Crypto’s UX challenges are being solved, and we’re starting to see real / non-ponzi companies and projects being built. Patience, please…
@ljin18@beylin Solving for coordination challenges in contexts lacking strong institutions (think a more effective Wall Street Bets) is one of the more exciting ones. Fractional ownership of assets (and use of that as collateral) is another.
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