I don't think there's a 'conflict of interest' here; he has a startup, was talking at a web conference, and expressed an opinion about the landscape. I don't ta

I don't think there's a 'conflict of interest' here; he has a startup, was talking at a web conference, and expressed an opinion about the landscape. I don't take issue with his points about web3. I would like to see _something_ that moves towards decentralization (or at least weaker centralization / greater portability), and if it's not Solid, I hope something else will step into that gap. But I am genuinely confused why there's not at least _something_ useful built on that framework after several years.