The doubters can't ignore it anymore. Millions upon millions of people across the States are hungry for crypto to be part of their financial lives. They're tired of a legacy system that's shut too many of them out for way too long. A chief legal officer from a major compliance-focused platform just put it plainly: the demand is undeniable now. Real alternatives aren't just wanted—they're necessary. The old gatekeepers had their run. Now? Different game.
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TokenSherpa
· 12-03 21:11
actually, let me break this down for you—if you examine the historical voting patterns in governance frameworks, the demand metrics we're seeing here aren't even that novel. fundamentally speaking, the tokenomics precedent was established cycles ago. but sure, millions discovering crypto... *now* we talk about it.
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· 12-03 21:02
Nah, traditional finance really should step aside, I'm honestly fed up with it.
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ForkMaster
· 12-03 20:56
Ha, here we go again with the "demand is undeniable" pitch... My three kids' tuition is counting on this, and honestly, the fork arbitrage opportunity is pretty obvious.
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The whitepaper looks nice and all, but has the contract code been audited?
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Which chapter of the OG crypto investor's evolution are we on now? It's 2024 and we're still talking about "demand undeniable"?
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When legal from a major platform says this, it either means they've really spotted an opportunity, or they're laying groundwork for their own product... My bet is on a side bet agreement.
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Legacy systems really do need to die, but the new problem is that every project team just wants to cash out once... That's the real secret to surviving a bear market.
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Sounds good and all, but in the end, it just comes down to whose contract doesn't have a vulnerability, right?
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Not hyping or bashing, there is real market demand, but who do you trust? I only trust code I've audited myself.
The doubters can't ignore it anymore. Millions upon millions of people across the States are hungry for crypto to be part of their financial lives. They're tired of a legacy system that's shut too many of them out for way too long. A chief legal officer from a major compliance-focused platform just put it plainly: the demand is undeniable now. Real alternatives aren't just wanted—they're necessary. The old gatekeepers had their run. Now? Different game.