I see it differently. To me there's a parallel between open source software and decentralized systems. Both have two sides. On one side you'll have the low-prof

I see it differently. To me there's a parallel between open source software and decentralized systems. Both have two sides. On one side you'll have the low-profile hackers and early/autonomous adopters who act as the driving forces executing and developing the innovative ideas of the project. On the other side, service-oriented companies provide consultancy and their experience to help other companies or individuals adopt the project. Open source, decentralized, don't mean service-less. As long as your service provides some value, then there will be a market. Sometimes companies need enterprise support, service level agreements, and outsourced business processes in order to focus on their core businesses. We will be seeing lots of non-currency related Bitcoin startups who sell services related to the blockchain. Either crawling it, or utilizing it for contracts / trades.