In Web3, is having a blockchain really enough?
Building a blockchain is just the beginning. The real challenge is whether it can go on to support applications and attract users.
In its white paper, ACO lays out plans for several areas, including DEXs, DApps, social content, and cross-chain functionality, with the aim of gradually expanding its own ecosystem around its underlying public blockchain.
Put simply, it’s not just thinking about how to build the underlying infrastructure, but also what can be built on top of it down the road.
Of course, having a plan is one thing; bringing it to life is another. Technology, products, and users are all essential.
How far ACO will go remains to be seen, and will depend on what it actually builds.
The blockchain is the foundation; ecosystem development is the long-term focus.
The above content is based on the project’s white paper and is for discussion and reference only.
Building a blockchain is just the beginning. The real challenge is whether it can go on to support applications and attract users.
In its white paper, ACO lays out plans for several areas, including DEXs, DApps, social content, and cross-chain functionality, with the aim of gradually expanding its own ecosystem around its underlying public blockchain.
Put simply, it’s not just thinking about how to build the underlying infrastructure, but also what can be built on top of it down the road.
Of course, having a plan is one thing; bringing it to life is another. Technology, products, and users are all essential.
How far ACO will go remains to be seen, and will depend on what it actually builds.
The blockchain is the foundation; ecosystem development is the long-term focus.
The above content is based on the project’s white paper and is for discussion and reference only.