Any system could be a disruptor. I'd say we should focus on being what we are and leave the disruption to fate. Facebook launched in 2004. At the time, MySpace was the largest social media platform in the world. However, Facebook didn't overtake MySpace until 2008. That's how long it took to become the No. 1 social media platform. It took a couple more years to become No. 1 in web traffic. Point is, it takes time. And it might take a little longer for Web3 to catch on than it took for Web2 to catch on. It's a steeper hill to climb. Just keep chugging.
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Absolutely. It does take time and people need to realize it. There is a lot of development that is required before we can be even a smidgeon of a player with the big boys.
That said, we have to get people to start thinking in that direction. There is no reason why we can start planting the idea of the potential because it is here.
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Right on. I absolutely believe in teaching people about the benefits of Web3. That's why I wrote my book titled Cryptosocial: How Cryptocurrencies Are Changing Social Media. I'll soon be working on another one.