Yeah, I'm hoping as FIO matures it will branch out into some other interesting and relevant related areas including easy/safe multi-signature key management and more. There are a lot of great possibilities with a shared protocol owned by the community and built on together.
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I think one of the best aspects of being owned by the community is that it prevents companies/owners requiring a pay to play aspect. If it's community-driven any crypto project can get involved, no matter how small, if they feel it will create value for their project.
Yeah, that's the idea. Network effects are where all the value truly is. If someone wants to join who is adding more value than the existing incumbents, they should have every opportunity to prosper.