Se Co-founder fomo CoinDesk
por Freddenver: Crypto
Se, the co-founder of fomo, is talking about the institutional era and what it means for the consumer endgame. The way he sees it, institutional adoption isn't just about big money; it's a strategy to touch more consumers while giving them access to better technology without them actually realizing what's going on behind the scenes. People are already trading on the blockchain or across many blockchains on fomo, but the whole point is that a normal user who just wants to trade a token shouldn't have to know they're interacting with crypto. That is a core principle Se shares with his team: if you want to swap tokens, you shouldn't have to care about the tech stack or think about how things are happening in the background because fomo has abstracted all those messy details away from you. The best consumer products are supposed to let you do the thing you want to do without having to care for these things or think about them at all. Ultimately, Se believes that consumers will benefit from all this institutional adoption because it makes the experience seamless rather than technical.
Transcripción (en)
It is at the end of the day for the consumer to some extent, right? And I think the way that institutional adoption is going to be looked at is how can you actually touch more consumers and, you know, give access to better technology without them actually realizing. And I think that's a core principle that we share, too, where people trade on the blockchain or across many blockchains on FOMO. But if you're a normal user who just wants to trade a token, you shouldn't have to know, oh, I'm interacting with crypto or this is happening behind the scenes or, you know, these are the things that, you know, FOMO has attracted away from me. the best consumer products actually allow you to kind of do the thing you want to do without having to care for these things or think about them. And I ultimately think like consumers will benefit from all the institutional adoption and they'll also be the ones that actually are driving most of the activity, you know, moving forward on chains like Arc and Tempo and all these institutional chains that are popping up.
