[PragmaticPulp]

> How so? If you're saying that this is the one single reason, then you have to support it with evidence.

This feels like asking someone to prove a negative by providing singular examples.

I’m still looking for an example of a web3 product that is more usable, more beneficial, and more attractive than the centralized equivalent. So far the only real benefits appear to be decentralized censorship resistance and, arguably, the unnecessary tokenization that allows early adopters to get wealthy based on speculation of future functionality.