Adam Liposky

And I think for kind of the next six months to a year, I think we're primarily going to play in the DeFi realm.

But you never can tell with a generalist platform which way developers are going to take it.

Especially with our ability to make like hack or vibe coded chains together.

You know, like I'm expecting to start with simplicity and ease of use, perhaps on the DeFi side and then kind of mature from there.

Yeah, I think for us, you know, we talk to a lot of developers where value capture really matters.

So like kind of the, the way we see the market is that L ones have kind of persistently been the best mechanism for value capture.

And oftentimes that's, what's attracting developers into web three.

They want to build a product and they want to put that product out there and then put it in the hands of the users.

And with that, you know, like you need a product.

That can secure itself.

It can provide value outwards, but also capture and retain the value that it produces.

And so, you know, like if you're building a financial system, if you're building a financial application, you need a mechanism that has utility that can capture that value.

And so a lot of the developers we talk to are very focused in on this like value capture.

They say, oh, I launched a smart contract, but it wasn't worth anything.

I was like, why did I build it?

Or I can never capture value because, you know, like the L1 was accruing the value and I wasn't.

And so now I want to be that L1.

I want to be the center of mass for my ecosystem.

I want to be that value capture mechanism.

And beyond that, I think what has people excited, and this is not something we often talk about, but