I took a look at "awesome-dapps" to see if there were indeed any awesome dapps that I could try. OpenBazaar - Closed Jan 4, 2021. https://twitter.com/openbazaa

I took a look at "awesome-dapps" to see if there were indeed any awesome dapps that I could try. OpenBazaar - Closed Jan 4, 2021. https://twitter.com/openbazaar/status/1346104369566121986 https://twitter.com/openbazaar/status/1346104369566121986 SafeMarket - the getting started link says it's alpha, tells you to go to the subreddit, which is closed. The GitHub repo last had a commit in 2016. Livepeer - a video streaming service that has no actual evidence on the website of anyone actually using it to stream any content. All the videos they have up on the Livepeer website about Livepeer... are hosted on YouTube. All the discussion I see of it on Twitter and their subreddit is about which exchanges the coin is listed on and the likelihood of it going to the moon etc. The actual utility in transcoding seems secondary to the speculative value of the token. CryptoPunks - I hope the person who paid $23 million is happy with their purchase. Thousand Ether Homepage - old school web nostalgia. Okay that's nice I guess. "An open source sample iOS dApp that demonstrates a practical use-case in biomedical research: sharing location data by interacting with a smart contract deployed on the Oasis Devnet." Trusting a smart contract with your location data sure sounds like one of those ideas that'll end perfectly. Again, not an actual app, just some demoware. Everything else on the awesome-dapps list are educational resources—books, tutorials, blog posts—not actual examples of functioning dapps. If these are the awesome dapps, one dare not ask what the bad ones are like.