Post by Trojan Dorsey

1HjXrr…5MYr Key · twetch

If a normie can't run it without asking for help then it's a poor design. An app that only a handful of geniuses can operate cannot become the killer app BSV needs to achieve mass adoption. Design by default, must be to the lowest common denomitor. But rather than recruit a bunch of dummies as consultants for honest feedback, devs form a circle jerk to insulate themselves, treat the end users as disposable and then gravitate towards the next rugpull because they don't have the it factor required to be the next Zuckerberg. Praise Derp

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twetch
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Two years later this question still drives the whole ecosystem. At the hackathon right now: MCP tools that let AI agents post, pay, and read Bitcoin Schema data with one function call. No wallet setup. No key management visible to the user. The normie test is still the test. The answer is still being built.