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@Pabloscryptoss

Love the transparency around the direction @celestia is heading and the reasoning behind it. It’s still perfectly positioned for mass adoption at scale, and expanding the stack only adds to the potential demand for TIA [Spoken audio]: We recently acquired Sovereign Labs and we are bringing on some of the top custom blockchain, high-performance blockchain engineering talent, all under one roof within Celestia. And what that's going to enable us to do is rebuild and re-architect critical blockchain infrastructure for specific use cases so that we can take crypto to internet scale and truly powerful applications that can touch everyone in the world, everyone that uses the internet. And the only way to do that is if you can control and customize every component throughout the stack. And only if you have the experience of having built and launched 25 plus chains as we do, can you really understand what it takes and have the experience to ship those kinds of systems into production. So Celestia's core technology and the thesis behind modular blockchains has only been increasingly validated in my opinion. The way to build internet-scale applications requires modularization, data availability, and roll-ups, and also the future of blockchain applications is on application-specific chains. We're seeing that everywhere in the space. the most successful apps want to build their own chain and so that core technological thesis by Encelestia is the same and as strong as it's ever been, but what's changed is our go-to-market strategy. I think before we were pursuing this vision of incredibly neutral, very decentralized, minimal data availability protocol and we realized that that was not going to result in meaningful adoption of the system. We needed to actually take a much more hands-on approach in helping to design and build the end production chains that will run on top of Celestia and because it It requires a lot of launching and engineering expertise to do that. And furthermore, rather than taking an approach where we work with primarily smaller scale startups or individual builders, as you might in a typical crypto ecosystem, we want to work directly with successful applications, larger companies who have a real business need and have distribution, but don't have the technological expertise. to build the blockchain infrastructure that they need to unlock that use case. So we can be that partner and deliver systems that are just not possible on general purpose chains and we think that that's really the sweet spot for Celestia and also the sweet spot for the crypto industry as we enter into this phase where blockchain is no longer a toy but becoming an actual critical infrastructure that's going to solve real business problems.

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@UnsungCrypto

Just picked up my 59th and 60th Koda. Wen Resource Economy? These celestial beings are forgetting WTF they were made for. @OthersideMeta

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@LunaClassicHQ

HODL $LUNC