Talking about token securitization as both likely and desirable is about as insane as talking about cars as something that can only be used for cleaning horse manure.
utility tokens, securities tokens, discount tokens... all pale in comparison to the Reinvention of Money... both socio-politically and in terms of Total Adressable Market
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I kinda agree. But nothing that we have in crypto today is money, unfortunately. Not yet.
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What do you think is missing?
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The most important piece - frictionless usability
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Which parts of the overall cryptocurrency UX are in your opinion currently most clunky?
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Using iPhone users as a baseline, what percent of them do you think can understand secure key management well enough to store more than 50% of their net worth in crypto? ‘nuff said.
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In your mind, can this be solved via better/easier technology, or is this a matter of mass psychology and will require raw time/education?
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That to me is a wrong question. The issue is complex enough that it has to be approached through both, AND, most importantly, by addressing fundamental assumptions of blockchain
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Other than the imperative to try to establish “money” at the base layer in existing assets, what other blockchain assumptions do you believe are most flawed?
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