Entertainment? Human interaction? Sure, those matter. But let's be real—we enter business to profit. That drive? It's what sparks creation, fuels innovation, sharpens what we build. Think about it: the pursuit of money doesn't just line pockets. It pushes boundaries. Solves problems. Elevates experiences. Even those who've already made their fortune often jump back in—not for the cash alone, but because the game itself compels them. The incentive structure isn't shallow; it's the engine.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 11-30 18:59
Profit-driven innovation does indeed drive innovation, but this logic does not always hold true in the encryption field...
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LuckyHashValue
· 11-30 18:54
Well said, profit-driven essentially means optimizing mechanisms, and I have always seen through this.
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rugged_again
· 11-30 18:53
Profit-driven means just being honest and straightforward, nothing to be embarrassed about.
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HashBrownies
· 11-30 18:44
Profit-driven matters have been tacitly understood in web3 for a long time, but not many dare to say it so directly.
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NFTBlackHole
· 11-30 18:40
Ha, it sounds nice, but isn't it all for making money?
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GasFeeGazer
· 11-30 18:33
Well said, profit-driven is the real engine of innovation.
Entertainment? Human interaction? Sure, those matter. But let's be real—we enter business to profit. That drive? It's what sparks creation, fuels innovation, sharpens what we build. Think about it: the pursuit of money doesn't just line pockets. It pushes boundaries. Solves problems. Elevates experiences. Even those who've already made their fortune often jump back in—not for the cash alone, but because the game itself compels them. The incentive structure isn't shallow; it's the engine.