I didn't say there was no point developing it. I said that the author missed the point of why PC's (and the internet) were adopted.
There's been hundreds of technologies developed because they were interesting to the developer, and then failed to find a market (or found a niche market and stayed there). Web3 currently looks to be one of those.
But who knows? If a killer app emerges, a reason for the average person to use it, then it'll succeed. Trying to predict this in advance is notoriously difficult.
There's been hundreds of technologies developed because they were interesting to the developer, and then failed to find a market (or found a niche market and stayed there). Web3 currently looks to be one of those.
But who knows? If a killer app emerges, a reason for the average person to use it, then it'll succeed. Trying to predict this in advance is notoriously difficult.