Adam Liposky

The complexity involved with the existing solutions, I think if you ask anyone in the space, it's not an easy space to build in.

You have to be an expert in blockchain.

Sometimes you have to learn to code in a new brand new language.

Exactly.

And you have to also be an expert in your application itself.

It's just too many jobs for one startup to do.

And so I think what we need to focus on and

as an industry to unlock in the next wave of developers is just simply bringing down those barriers.

If it's as easy to build as a traditional web application, I think you'll see a lot more people focused on utility and application within the Web3 space.

Yeah, I mean, I think kind of the most interesting thing is something we've seen in the last few years is the prevalence of AI.

Yes.

No doubt that it's changing the game.

You can do more with less.

But I think with AI, it depends on AI understanding what the code base is of whatever platform you're trying to build on.

And I think that brings me to an interesting point about Canopy.

We are language agnostic.

So you can write in Python.

You can write in Kotlin.

You can write in C Sharp.

It doesn't really matter.