Imagine being a real world business looking at getting into web3 and thinking they’re going to have to spend all this time designing the crypto side of things. Wouldn’t sound appealing to me either.
That’s what LabNinety1 is for, that gives the option of no new additional busywork. Just plug and play.
Now you have an ownerless token, 100% community provided liquidity, incentives to build, some core infrastructure, multiple potential additional revenue streams, and an active community who enjoys helping others.
That sounds like something worth coming to web3 for, worth bringing assets on chain for, and worth building new programs on.
It’s hard to see crypto growing for average users without bringing real world business on chain in a way that interacts with us.
We’ve seen that discussion here on
@avax. The huge business wins Avalanche has made doesn’t always feel like it’s reaching the users. I have no doubt they’ll figure it out. The opportunity is huge if they can pivot just a little.
LabNinety1 has also been building to solve some of these problems.
They’ve been finding third party, real world companies who want to use we 3 to build real world solutions that bring in real revenue and are actively bringing them to
$AVAX and
$FLD.
It’s not always a quick process, but it will be good for everyone. I hope more start building this way too.