And yes, there you have it: me saying something positive for once!
@solanamobile might be one of the most underrated ideas and project in crypto right now, and the dApp Store on Seeker is the part people should be paying far more attention to.
I genuinely hope the store eventually opens to all Android users, assuming that is technically feasible.
If that happens, it could become one of the strongest onboarding channels in Web3.
Most users already live on their phones, mobile-first is no longer optional, and Web3 should be trying much harder to reduce its dependence on Apple and Google deciding what can be distributed, monetised or even allowed to exist.
A proper open mobile distribution layer for crypto-native apps would remove a huge amount of friction for developers and users at the same time.
Better discovery, easier onboarding, fewer platform restrictions and a direct route from wallet to application is exactly the kind of infrastructure this industry has been missing for years.
We get a thousand perp DEXes and copy-paste projects. This infrastructure is the real deal.
I just hope @solanamobile keeps being run intelligently and does not end in another Solana mess. For the chain, this matters.
This is adoption. Not a bank launching another blockchain.
No, this is not paid. Nobody asked me to post this, and the people behind it do not even follow me while I am building app after app for the dApp Store.
