Bringing the Blockchain to Our Homes
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Functionland’s Box aims to remove the barriers to using the power of blockchain
The terms crypto, blockchain and web3 frighten people. They sound too complex, seem disruptive to existing workflows or appear too difficult to use. Then there is the need to grasp crypto-currencies that are needed to pay for services on the Blockchain. The myriad of currencies, variability in token values and gas fees need customer education, especially for business people or non technical stakeholders. For some the waves of innovation and the cycles of technology are just too dizzying. Alfonso summarizes these challenges neatly in his blog post.
Consumers and Enterprises have just begun to understand the cloud and some are in the early stages of their hybrid cloud journey, So, to ask them to make a U-Turn requires justification and a pain point. The solution needs to remove barriers to blockchain adoption. When we bring blockchain into our homes or offices where people can feel their value, adoption and comfort will come naturally.
Most blockchain and web3 technologies begin with a whitepaper, so they have deep, under the hood technical information in their documentation. However, this is an inside out view of how the tech works for the practitioners, developers and technical decision makers. For end users, any solution leveraging the blockchain needs to be brain dead simple to use. This is an area of development for web3 and these are early days.
In the wave of virtualization of hardware, we went from physical machines to hypervisors running multiple VMs. At that time, it was difficult for enterprises and teams to understand configuration,
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