>>106567747
Agree. And additionally the decentralized vs. privacy aspect.
I can check any transaction any bitcoin wallet ever did and in a perfect web3 / NFT / IPFS world i can check when you are online, what you are up to, what you are doing and your whole history if i know your wallet.
In reality, you would have a hundred different wallets to avoid being exposed. But still, it is an issue that nobody likes.
And as soon as they add something to hide transactions, like Monero, it's flooded with criminals even fucking harder.
Crypto is full of good ideas destroyed by shitty scammers and criminals. And 99.99% of crypto dudes are one of those two. It all began when people used Bitcoin as investment, rather than as payment method.
>just want stuff to be easy for end users
Only when its about investing crypto shekels (once you already got them). Everything is about speculations and investments.
Running an IPFS node is not user friendly. Running a LBRY client isn't user friendly. The software for both is severely lacking and on the state of an intern project done in a summer break.
Brave added ipfs// support, but it was too much of a maintenance burden, so they dropped it again. Cryptobros completely botched their chance. Getting ipfs support into browsers should be the uttermost highest priority issue for them... if they would be honest.
But it is not about decentralization for most of them, it is about scamming people for shekels, so why bother with the actual technical implementation? As long as there is one proof-of-concept electron app nobody runs, you can claim that it exists.
