>>60489888>kek well it didn't launch fully developed. Nothing ever does, especially softwarea little disingenuous there using "fully developed", more like barely developed and a shell of the ideas laid out on their blog
and sure in software the initial version is not the final, but it should still be a good working product
when amazon launched, you could go to the website and buy books
when uber app launched, you could download the app and get a ride
when chainlink launches something, it typically means it's doing another test with select partners, and/or one small limited aspect of it is available, but the rest of it doesn't really exist yet
take svr for example, which was "launched" in march but has done $9k in revenue
the products are perpetually in idea stage