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Most of what you mention seems to be loosely related to fintech. There's nothing wrong with that but it doesn't match your previous comparison to the internet.
by dudeinhawaii 4y ago
Most of what you mention seems to be loosely related to fintech. There's nothing wrong with that but it doesn't match your previous comparison to the internet.
If phrased in reverse, what would you lose if you lost the Internet? Now, what would you lose if crypto as a tech disappeared? It seems more akin to a niche technology than a transformational one (at the moment anyway).
- yieldcrv 4y agoI compared it to the 90s not the internet I would lose a permissionless development platform that allows me to pay once for deployment and have to cover no overhead costs from then on, because all the compute nodes are pay once host/execute indefinitely with free read privileges I dont have an alternative for that, when deployment is done the payment is in crypto which regulates the complexity of the deployment, and other overhead costs are covered by the consumer who also pay in crypto which regulates the complexity of the operation to attract consumers Competing compute nodes are much more complex and have much more complex pricing models and compete primarily on how arbitrary those pricing models are