Production environment matters a lot more than many business developers realize it.
No matter the quality of a roofing material, a house will never stand if the foundation holds no value.
In the world of business, there are a lot of reasons why entrepreneurs and business developers ignore this.
But before we get to that, what is the everything app all about?
Defining The Everything App
It's a lie built on numerous layers of lies made up by Elon Musk to try and turn Twitter into what people say was his vision for PayPal.
Why did I say It’s a lie?
Well first off, the word “everything” there is just absurd, does nobody realize how deep that word takes a dive?
I'm sure everyone does but we just ignore it.
That said, what is being marketed as “the everything app” is really just the combination of social media and finance.
Funny how we already have a word for that “SocialFi” but maybe Elon wanted to be like Jack Dorsey skipping web3 to market building, was it web5?
Or maybe Elon Musk does have other plans besides social media features and finance.
The Classic Act Of Ignorance In Business Development
Elon Musk is ignoring a lot of things when it comes to his Twitter takeover to build this everything app.
But we are not going to use Elon to explore how business developers and entrepreneurs ignore a lot of fundamental things when building a business.
Rather, we'd be using projects launched on Ethereum.
Yes, the mother chain for smart contracts.
I've seen so many crypto projects launch on Ethereum and all of them have one reason - exposure!
Well, they get it majority of the time. But what's needed where there's exposure leading to adoption?
Product and service scaling.
This is the point where they all crumble because for starters, Ethereum is not quite the environment that would enable any project to scale up its services effectively.
This very reason could play a significant role in sending so many crypto projects to their grave, with time.
Focusing On The Everything Blockchain First
To get to the everything app, we ought to build a network that enables it to become a reality.
An everything app requires a blockchain that would enable it to scale and not stall with growth coming in from various angles.
The deeper we look at this, the clearer the image would get on what level of tech would be required to get something of such scale.
Whilst the primary focus is on social and finance, the everything app should realistically hold a far wider range of services.
That said, as great as the everything app sounds, I'd rather have 10 apps serving different purposes than have 1 doing 10 things. Why? Don't worry, I won't be a bitch and say I love options - even though that's literally my name :) What I will say however is that having 10 instead of 1 saves me from the single point of failure that comes with having one app doing 10 things.
In an event where there's a bug, glitch, call it whatever, I won't have to be stranded and blocked out of all services but just one.
Now what if it's a hack? So I'd have data moving through 10 services left vulnerable? Nah, that's just a nightmare.