“We don’t see killer apps because blockchain structure is not reliable today”: Lava Network core contributor
By not having a strong infrastructure with RPC node runners, many blockchains can offer good services today, says Yair Cleper. The post “We don’t see killer apps because blockchain structure is not reliable today”: Lava...
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By not having a strong infrastructure with RPC node runners, many blockchains can offer good services today, says Yair Cleper.
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