Cameron Builds

“It’s Decentralized” 

isn’t a value prop until someone is trying to stop you.

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The locked collateral is the base layer answer yes - but the decentralized nature is what protected the protocol from the lawyers.
You can’t do clawbacks of Aave lenders = they were defacto the most senior creditors. Decentralization is the secret sauce 🥫

Love the poke 👉🏻 keep me honest 🧠

to poke a little

is it bc they were decentralized lenders or bc they forced them to post lockable collateral?

A life preserver has no value until someone falls overboard 💦🛟

I’d also add in generalized counter party risk-> decentralized on-chain lenders of Celsius, 3AC, and other bankrupt players last cycle were paid back in full where as off chain centralised creditors were not 🤔

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lol, too real 

Crypto builder cope can be 🤦

the Triforce of 

"Nobody wants to use my app, but they're the ones who are wrong"

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Agree, most consumers dgaf 

Oh, so it’s slower, harder to use and people monologue about the tech?

On the good side, none of the tech giants will be able to reproduce what crypto communities have just started building. And we get to see it happen in real time

Generally. But I think people are also starting to catch on that if a network is captured, nobody really owns anything on that network. If a network is decentralized, you can. Not that anyone is trying to stop you, they’re just trying to capture your value for themselves. 
Self custody is the value prop.