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15) In other words: There are all of the primitives. An exchange, and a stablecoin, and staking, and lockups, and wallets, and AMMs, and tools, and borrow/lending. And more coming, because finance isn't the only thing that can be decentralized: mediaserver.express
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16) And, crucially, the primitives scale. The Serum ecosystem already scales more than any other DeFi ecosystem ever has, and in fact more than many are ever even trying to.
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18) So you start by building a foundation that millions, and eventually billions, of people *could* use. That's what Serum has done so far.
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17) So anyway: I don't want to overgeneralize too much here, but roughly speaking: If you build a product used by 1B people, that's worth a fortune. And how do you do that? I don't know, I've never done it before! But you have to identify something 1B people *could* use.
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20) And this is sometimes the hardest part. The world is filled with products that die a slow death because no one ever really uses them. Huge userbases don't grow on trees. They are, often, the key.
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21) So is Serum going to get 100m users? I can't tell you for sure. But it's sure as hell going to try.
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22) 100m is a *lot* of users. It's more than Robinhood, and eTrade, and Coinbase, and Binance, and Slack, and Nissan, and DeFi. It's less than Facebook, and Google; there's always room to grow. It's also a bit less than the number of users of Maps.me.
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I'm very excited to see how this is implemented. Is it all going to be integrated in such a way that users don't even realize that it is all running on the blockchain? I think that's the key to success. Make it all disappear to the user and just work like magic.
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I just finished reading the whitepaper & it looks very promising. As a 🇺🇸-person I can't participate in the IEO, but as a near-perma-expat & frequent traveler I'm almost certainly going to be a user.
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