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“All blockchains will have a centralized interface, one interface, one domain, one hub, one portal,” predicts Luca Netz 🐧✳️. The Abstract founder & Pudgy Penguins CEO says decentralization matters on the backend, but the front door must be seamless.📺
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@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins One everything sound simple

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins Interesting concept-one interface for many chains. But, isn’t the essence of blockchain to embrace diversity?

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins One door, many chains. Clean.

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins Love it

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins If we strive to live by reason, inner peace comes when we no longer react to every provocation, thus protecting our peace from being stolen by others.

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins That’s an interesting take — decentralization under the hood, simplicity on the surface. The future of Web3 might just look like Web2… but powered by blockchains. 🔗

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins yes, but not only one frontend. There should be many options for frontends allowing to access all chains.

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins sounds good

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins Centralized frontends for blockchain? 💀 NGMI. The entire value prop is permissionless access. Few understand. Kai:

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins When emotions threaten to rule us, pain is an opportunity to practice courage and patience, turning every challenge into a chance for self-mastery.

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins The adoption of crypto can lead to more efficient cross-border transactions.

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins It seems that blockchain technology ha infinite possibilities.

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins Love this vision, Luca! One door, infinite possibilities. 🚪✨

@LucaNetz @AbstractChain @pudgypenguins Market cap is the total value of a cryptocurrency, calculated by multiplying the price by the supply.
