1confirmation创始人:给加密消费者应用建设者的4个建议

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过去 10 年的加密消费者应用程序很有趣,但接下来的 10 年将会比之前有趣 100 倍 。

原文作者:Nick Tomaino,1co nfirmation 创始人

原文编译:Luffy,Foresight News

未来 10 年,我最坚定的信念就是加密应用程序将渗透到文化的各个方面。过去 10 年,加密应用主要在深度技术和金融领域发展,但在接下来的 10 年中,我们将看到加密消费者应用程序与新闻、政治、体育、健康 / 健身、音乐、直播视频、播客等领域的碰撞。这些应用程序将成为有史以来最有用和最有价值的应用程序之一。

这种观点似乎与当前主流投资者相悖,他们一直在向非原创的零和产品投入大笔资金。虽然市场大肆宣传第 N 个可扩展的 L1 和有收益的稳定币,但开发者们正在悄悄构建能够带来新消费者行为的产品,这将帮助行业尽快吸引 10 亿用户并造福全世界。

我早期就参与了许多消费者应用程序(包括:Coinbase、OpenSea、Polymarket、dYdX),也从中学到了很多东西。过去 10 年里,这些应用程序在连接加密货币和文化,并吸引新用户方面取得了最大的成功。 

如果你正在考虑下一代顶级加密消费者应用程序,以下 4 个经验可能对你有用:

加密消费者应用程序的普及之路不会一蹴而就,所以要专注于你相信的事情(除了赚钱之外),并坚持下去。Polymarket 此前多次被注销,但创始人 Shayne Coplan 和团队坚信预测市场可以为世界带来更多真相。他们一路上遇到了可能导致大多数人放弃的障碍,但坚定的信念帮助他们活了下来。 Polymarket 2024 年的交易额已超过 4.23 亿美元,目前在 2024 年美国总统选举中发挥着重要作用。请记住:信念和坚持终会得到回报。

兼顾纯粹主义者和游客是关键。十多年来,Coinbase 巧妙地存在于纯粹主义者和游客的交汇地带。如果一个产品过于纯粹,它就会停留在小众市场,永远不会突破。可能有一小部分人精通历史知识并欣赏其中的细微差别,但只为纯粹主义者构建会限制你的市场规模。如果一个产品太过重视游客,人们就会喜欢它一时,然后离开它,来得快去得也快。 2012 年,Brian Armstrong 做出了一个早期的设计决定,向用户提供托管钱包服务,因为他们相信非托管钱包不会促进大众市场的增长。得益于这一决定,Coinbase 现在成为了一家价值超 500 亿美元的上市公司。(延伸阅读:《1co nfirmation:纯粹主义者与游客,谁是加密世界的主要推动者?》)

深入了解用户和你所在市场的文化。当 OpenSea 于 2018 年推出时,有不少其他 NFT 市场筹集了更多资金,并吸引了更多知名投资者参与。 OpenSea 获胜是因为 Dfinzer 和 Xanderatallah 并不关心虚假的声望或为公司营造一些虚假的叙事,他们只专注于构建有用的产品。他们与每一位 NFT 创作者交谈,他们参加每一次 NFT 活动,他们比竞争对手更了解文化。不要只关心表面的叙事,深入研究,你就会比浮于表面的玩家更长久。

创建自己的生态。真正有用的应用程序不需要迎合任何现有的生态,而是创建自己的生态。 dYdX 已经在这方面指明了道路。 Antonio MJuliano 和团队从以太坊生态系统开始,然后推出了 StarkEx 支持的 L2,进而推出了由 Cosmos SDK 支持的 dYdX 链。这种趋势在未来可能会更加普遍。一旦证明了应用程序的实用性,你就可以推出自己的链并拥有完全的主权。

过去 10 年的加密消费者应用程序很有趣,但接下来的 10 年将会比之前有趣 100 倍 。

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