One thing I learned today:

Today the internet runs on TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol). This gives the interconnectivity between devices and allows data to be transmitted from each device across the internet with ease.

Regardless of the operating system that a device may use, TCP/IP allows for data to be communicated across the internet with ease. TCP is actually what breaks down large amounts of data into smaller brackets which allows data to be transmitted easily.

Each device has an IP address which allows for data to be shared, identified, and delivered correctly.

Now relating this to blockchain we have a long way to go before 1. we even have a similar infrastructure to TCP/IP and 2. looking at what is being built now it seems as if teams are focusing on scaling data availability and data compression to enhance the blockchain experience first.

I do agree with this concept as in the world of blockchains the experience with low transaction speeds and high gas fees was the most prominent UX drawback. Now as this has been fixed through the introduction of Blob data and efficiency of L2s, the focus can now start to go towards building the Interconnectivity layer. Some projects like Layer 0 are building this but we will see how this connects with users using Layer 2s currently.

Ultimately users and developers will go where the best experience is.

Affirmations:

I will run the 2024 NYC marathon under 4:00:00 and exceed my fundraising goal

I will grow my blog by 10% monthly by using web3 tools

gratitude:

Grateful to be healthy

Miracle Morning:

Read: no

Meditate: no

workout: yes (run)

Make my bed: yes

Gratitude: yes

Affirmations: yes

One thing I learned today:

Today the internet runs on TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol). This gives the interconnectivity between devices and allows data to be transmitted from each device across the internet with ease.

Regardless of the operating system that a device may use, TCP/IP allows for data to be communicated across the internet with ease. TCP is actually what breaks down large amounts of data into smaller brackets which allows data to be transmitted easily.

Each device has an IP address which allows for data to be shared, identified, and delivered correctly.

Now relating this to blockchain we have a long way to go before 1. we even have a similar infrastructure to TCP/IP and 2. looking at what is being built now it seems as if teams are focusing on scaling data availability and data compression to enhance the blockchain experience first.

I do agree with this concept as in the world of blockchains the experience with low transaction speeds and high gas fees was the most prominent UX drawback. Now as this has been fixed through the introduction of Blob data and efficiency of L2s, the focus can now start to go towards building the Interconnectivity layer. Some projects like Layer 0 are building this but we will see how this connects with users using Layer 2s currently.

Ultimately users and developers will go where the best experience is.

Affirmations:

I will run the 2024 NYC marathon under 4:00:00 and exceed my fundraising goal

I will grow my blog by 10% monthly by using web3 tools

gratitude:

Grateful to be healthy

Miracle Morning:

Read: no

Meditate: no

workout: yes (run)

Make my bed: yes

Gratitude: yes

Affirmations: yes