@mosesibb@dfinity Like your mates did with hotornot? Lol.... youve run a telegram channel thats been a tumbleweed viewing party for years.... what are you even saying other than stroking the dfinity party line here??? Also a bit rich from the 'money is in the ecosytem guy....
🚨 Right after Jeffrey Epstein was arrested in July 2019, far-right streamer Paul Miller, known online as Gypsy Crusader confronting Ghislaine Maxwell outside of Jeffree Epstein's mansion in Manhattan.
Thoughts ?
@AlboIsPM Imagine simping for Joos..... ewwwww....... then complaining and making a living off that complaining about every single thing theyve given you such as diversity and operation no whites lol
I first came across @dfinity in 2018.
Back then, the crypto market was filled with projects being labeled as “Ethereum killers,” and @dfinity was one of the projects attracting significant attention.
But what caught my attention wasn’t simply the idea of another L1.
@dfinity was thinking on a much longer time horizon.
Its vision went far beyond blockchain itself: an Internet Computer something closer to a World Computer where software and services could run directly on the internet.
That vision also attracted investment from a number of prominent institutional investors.
I was fascinated by the technological possibilities.
At a time when there was very little information available in Korea, I spent countless hours digging through overseas communities, technical discussions, and whatever material I could find about @dfinity and the Internet Computer.
I’ve now been following the project for roughly eight years.
In 2021, I began investing in more seriously, which means I’ve also spent about five years following it as an investor.
And from an investment perspective, there is no point pretending otherwise:
it has been disappointing.
Technological achievement and market valuation are two entirely different things, and has demonstrated that gap painfully well over the past several years.
Yet there is a reason I continue to follow it.
Once you understand some of @dfinity technological architecture and what it has been trying to build over the long term, it becomes difficult at least for me to view simply as another blockchain competing with other L1s within the crypto market.
Of course, superior technology does not guarantee success.
Technology eventually has to translate into real users, real demand, and economic value.
And this is why I find @dfinity latest major developments particularly interesting.
They appear to be addressing one of the questions I’ve had for years:
If the last decade was about building the technology, how will the next phase turn that technology into products the real world can actually use and pay for?
For the first time, I’m going to put together a longer article sharing my thoughts on this.
I’ll cover Cloud Engines, OpenSaaS, whether these developments primarily benefit @dfinity or actually create economic value for , how they could compete with existing cloud infrastructure, the risks involved, and the different scenarios I see playing out from here.
I’ll also explain why, after following @dfinity for eight years despite the disappointing investment performance I still believe its potential deserves to be evaluated beyond the boundaries of the traditional crypto market.
Article coming soon.
@King_icp
Remember when @Cointelegraph conveniently left $ICP out of the @UNDP Blockchain Advisory Group announcement, while every other member foundation turned it into a promotional stunt?
Well… here we are.
@dfinity was just selected as the ONLY partner moving forward with the @UN on AI and sovereign cloud infrastructure for governments.
Arguably one of the biggest real-world adoption stories crypto has EVER seen.
Yet there’s still complete radio silence from crypto’s biggest “news” platform.
@Cointelegraph 🤮