Yes agree re: avoiding pricing and focusing on utility like ENS. Your examples about web dev in the 90s got me wondering "what does Coinbase do today with ENS?

Yes agree re: avoiding pricing and focusing on utility like ENS. Your examples about web dev in the 90s got me wondering "what does Coinbase do today with ENS?". They're fans of ENS, surely whatever's great about ENS, Coinbase must be using it. Well, as of today their ENS profile isn't anything radical [1], just an address, image, and link to their ENS delegate page. That gets me thinking more about toyota.com. Do you think they had internal sites and computer resources before their public website? Just makes me wonder where their "toyota.com" site came from, was it as simple as "they heard about the web and then BAM immediately built a website". Wary of doing mental gymnastics myself tho, maybe this all just does mean crypto stuff is overhyped and not very useful. [1] https://app.ens.domains/name/coinbase.eth/details https://app.ens.domains/name/coinbase.eth/details