Long term value in blockchain networks rarely comes from speed, hype, or short bursts of activity. It comes from repetition. Networks accrue value when they support workflows that people return to not because incentives are high, but because the system reliably does what it’s supposed to do.
That means infrastructure that reduces friction rather than adding complexity. Costs must be predictable. Execution must be boring.
Privacy and transparency must be balanced without exposing strategy still proving rules were followed.
Most importantly, the network must support applications that keep users on chain week after week.
Value accrues when tokens are held for operations, settlement, and continuity not rented briefly for speculation. Usage depth matters more than raw transaction counts.
So the real question isn’t how fast a network can grow, but: does it enable activity that people are willing to keep doing once the incentives fade?
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