@greg_buron

Web3 folks have long talked about “Web 2.5” usability, and Apple’s recent court loss just made it real. 🚀 • No more 27% in-app commission on crypto or NFT sales. • Devs can now link or embed alternative payment methods with no more Apple-only tollbooth. • Native in-app NFTs & tokenized assets unlocked. • 1 B+ iOS users are suddenly within reach. Wallets, games, infra dApps can scale direct, keep full revenue, and jump into the mainstream. Builders can now UX flows, and go-to-market now that the iOS gate has just swung wide open.

Why the smartest people I know work in crypto: Because it’s not one field. It’s all of them. - Game theory - UX research - Philosophy - Political science - Computer science - Behavioral economics - Security engineering - Anthropology - Network theory - Institutional design - Trust systems - Sociology - Systems thinking It's where disciplines converge, and new paradigms are born.

The European Data Protection Board just said that "if individual data can’t be deleted on-chain", regulators may force deletion of the entire chain. They recommend only using permissioned chains. That sounds (is) impossible, but here’s what it actually means and why this isn't the end of the world for public DLTs.....

Straight knowledge from @ChainStatsPro chief architect! #STATS

Permissioned Domains represent a powerful step toward bringing regulated institutions onto the XRPL, unlocking real-world asset tokenization and institutional DeFi. But at what cost? Open access, trustless systems, and seamless liquidity. If not implemented carefully, these gated environments could compromise that vision. Let’s push for institutional integration without sacrificing decentralization.