Nobody will care about blockchain. That's the goal. I asked @EvanWeb3 the obvious question: isn't that all about what we're trying to achieve here, that at some point we're not…
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Nobody will care about blockchain. That's the goal. I asked @EvanWeb3 the obvious question: isn't that all about what we're trying to achieve here, that at some point we're not questioning blockchai…
Nobody will care about blockchain. That's the goal. I asked @EvanWeb3 the obvious question: isn't that all about what we're trying to achieve here, that at some point we're not questioning blockchains anymore? "It's not just a blockchain, right? When you're even talking about crypto, it's not just about blockchain. The value of crypto comes from the blockchain and all the validators, all the network, and all the activities that happen on chain. So focusing just on the blockchain... I hope we can get past that sooner rather than later." That line is the whole thesis. The chain is just the tool. The value is the network, the validators, and what happens on it. I used the HTTPS analogy with him. I hope my parents open an app one day and just use it, without knowing there's a blockchain underneath, the same way nobody opens a browser and wonders whether they're "using the internet." His read: in a couple of years, people probably will not be asking "are you using AI?" either. They'll be asking more specific questions. "Same thing with blockchain." If we're still having the same conversation in five years, we didn't get there. We just stayed in the intro. @SuiNetwork
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