Adam Liposky

They're just out of the meta and they can't get funding.

So it's like, I don't know, it's like from my perspective, it's a little bit frustrating looking at a market where people are like being like capitals attracted to these ideas that just happens to be on this like wave and they're surfing the wave.

Like, great for them that they've, you know, either kicked off the meta or have, like, ridden the wave successfully.

For people that are, like, building real value, like, I think that we need to shine some light on that, too.

Yeah, I guess an in-meta pick is obviously Canton right now.

They're having a little bit of a moment.

It's a little bit of a similar architecture to Canopy.

And so anytime that I see one of these similar architecture plays, I try to pay a little bit more attention.

Honestly, I'm not the kind of founder that has my eye on what exactly is coming out and every bit of competition everywhere, because we've got to be laser focused on exactly what we're doing and providing feedback.

like maximum amount of utility to our customers.

But I think Campton is an interesting play.

Like I do believe that like privacy based blockchains definitely have a use case.

And especially if you're a network of networks and you're providing like capital efficient security solutions,

to these players that can, you know, build blockchains in this particular way.

Like there's, there's a niche there.

And I think eventually the canopy will go after some sort of like privacy play, but you know, like let's get the foundation laid and then we can go and explore templates and various artifacts and features that allow you to build that way.

But I think plays like that are very interesting.

You gotta have, you gotta be hardheaded sometimes.

I think it's, it's a game of persistency.

Like anything, even though AI has made it easier to build, even though development cycles will be tighter, even though time to market is, is hopefully being reduced.