Great points. Especially that the idea of building with the end user in mind.

So much in the crypto world is not intuitive and is terribly documented if at all. Then if you can find the information you need, it's usually not written in an accessible way to the average user and is never clear enough to not cause arguments in the communities of who's assumptions are correct and whose concerns should be dismissed with venom.

I'm sure part of it is that the space just moves so fast that its hard to take a step back and explain what you just built or even know what you just built or how it should be used but its also just a gap between personality types of people who can build this stuff and the rest of us.

Hive is interesting because at its core it's social instead of being a technology with a coin and a telegram channel. I hope in time that brings Hive to the forefront.