“The Internet stack, in terms of how value is distributed, is composed of "thin" protocols and "fat" applications. As the market developed, we learned that investing in applications produced high returns whereas investing directly in protocol technologies generally produced low returns.”— Joel Monegro, usv.com
“OST makes it simple to create an economic system based on the blockchain in a digital product.”— Mikael Cho, medium.com
“But overall, whenever a programmer writes a program, they generally keep a vague outline of a proof of correctness in their head. Sometimes that proof is incomplete or wrong — humans are fallible — but it always guides the writing.”— Arthur B., hackernoon.com
“CryptoKitties has become so popular that it's taking up a significant amount of available space for transactions on the Ethereum platform.”— Garrick Hileman, bbc.com
“In essence, Ethereum 2.0 will advance the core model of the protocol through sharding, which, to paraphrase his words, sharding is like creating a blockchain with a hundred different universes with different account spaces in each universe.”— COBINHOOD, medium.com
“Blockchain possesses the ability of having permanent records of the transactions the blocks (the name for their portions of value) are used for, and at any time people can see those changes online in real time. It is this transparency that people have hopes in.”— Salman Ahmad Khan, thenextweb.com