The question was: Do apps or blockchains own the user? My take is that it's the EXPERIENCE that captivates an audience. An app has to constantly iterate to keep its users - to bring the best experience possible. While Uber/Lyft offered a better English language uiux than a local Koren ride-hailing app, the drivers I was matched with on Tada offered a much more pleasant experience. I became a temporary user. If the original iPhone didn't change, if Twitter never evolved from the 140 character max... other products bringing better experiences would have taken hold. The same holds true for the blockchain stack. Build and evolve for the continued improved experiences of your users and audience. -- ty to @alexlimasia for the Tada app rec... still have ptsd from some of those Seoul uber rides 😰