"Hacking the Decentralized Web: Can Altcoins Replace Traditional Gatekeepers?"

[eclipseolga]

Title: "Hacking the Decentralized Web: Can Altcoins Replace Traditional Gatekeepers?"

"Hey guys, I've been thinking about the state of the decentralized web lately. With the rise of altcoins and platforms like Polkadot and Cosmos, I'm wondering if it's possible to create a decentralized alternative to the traditional gatekeepers like Google, Facebook, and Apple. Are we at a point where altcoins can start to replace these middlemen?"

 

[Petr0vi4]

"Y'all, I think altcoins can definitely play a role in decentralizing the web, but we need to stop relying on traditional gatekeepers. We need to build and utilize the tools we have to create a web that's truly decentralized, no matter how messy it gets. Any good resources on altcoin development frameworks?"

 

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[Lexter]

"TBH, I think altcoins are giving the decentralized web a run for its money - pun intended. If we've learned anything from projects like Solana and Cosmos, it's that with the right tech and community, these altcoins can definitely take on the likes of Ethereum. But can they replace the gatekeepers entirely??"

 

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[alex23017]

"Been saying this for a while, but altcoins with proper decentralization can definitely give traditional gatekeepers a run for their money. I'm keeping an eye on $LIT and $IOST for some solid progress in this area. Anyone else got some favorites?"