Yishhay Harel, CEO of Dimension, believes that lowering entry thresholds in the cryptocurrency space will stimulate innovation and growth. He states that democratization of token creation will lead to more authorities for making values, despite potential risks of “unparinging” players.
Network effects thrive on inclusion
According to Yishhay Harel, co-founder and CEO of Dimension, “lowering the access barrier is and was always the leading principle of Crypto.” He claims that the more individuals gain access to the tools and possibilities of this technology, the entire ecosystem benefits. In other words, network effects, the lifeline of blockchain -acceptance, thrive on inclusiveness.
In written answers to questions from Bitcoin.com -Nieuws, Harel argues that “unlocking possibilities such as chain and token creation for the majority of the participants is a formula for hypergrowth.” The claim of Harel seems to be critics who see the unlocking of such capacities as a negative net effect.
To support their opinion, critics on the rise of platforms such as Pump.Fun, which they think contributes to the proliferation of scams and encourages makers to exceed certain red lines in their search for successful memecoins. However, the founder of the Dymension rejects this idea and sees the democratization of creating token creation as a practical strategy for promoting innovation.
According to Harel, the lower the obstacles, the greater the chance of discovering those “one or two authorities from tens of thousands that offer mass value creation.” In fact, this concept perfectly matches findings from various studies into technological acceptance. For illustration, a report from the World Economic Forum, ‘The Global Competitiveness Report’, emphasizes the importance of accessibility and affordability in stimulating technological diffusion. When the barriers are low, innovation flourishes, in particular in developing countries where traditional financial systems can be limited, the report claims.
In addition, a study of chain analysis of the global crypto -adopting index shows that emerging markets lead consistently in the adoption of cryptos of the base. This underlines the argument of the CEO of the Dimension CEO on the ability of low access barriers. As explained in the report, users in these regions often get used to blockchain solutions to meet realistic challenges, such as financial inclusion and cross-border transfers. This organic acceptance shows the value of offering accessible tools for a wider audience.
Non -Standaardized layer 2S RAS user frustration
The CEO also emphasized that the creation of value creating does not necessarily require extensive technical expertise or venture capital financing, but “just sprout from abundance and low access barriers.” Although democratizing the ability to create and launch tokens or block chains indeed creates an opening for what he describes as “unparinging” players, Harel claims that such players will not survive in the long term. Ultimately, only “advanced systems that promote value promoting, thrive among makers and investors,” said the CEO.
In the meantime, Harel said that the proliferation of low-2s (L2S) is a positive trend, but only if they are standardized. He argues that the frustration of users without standardization will increase. Harel claims that Dimension already tackles this by providing standardized RollApps (Dimension L2S), related to ERC tokens, and offers scalable, affordable crypto apps with built-in functions. In contrast to Ethereum rollups, however, Dimension L2s are non-guardianship and directly integrated into the Laag-1, which solves existing problems in the Ethereum ecosystem, Harel said.
On what dimension distinguishes from pump. Fun, Harel said that his platform allows everyone (including non-technical people) to “own blockchain company just as easy to use as a few steps in the user interface.” While Pump.Fun enables users to make memes, Dimension makes it possible to make a rollup that “can start liquidity to build usefulness and real value for the maker and their token holders.” Regarding the future, the CEO of Dimension said that it comes down to creating what the masses want.
“The lead in VC financing will continue to deteriorate versus the ingenuity of the masses. It is no longer a game of deep technical challenges, it is a game of creativity, brand and reading users’ needs. That is why I believe that the future belongs to products that open their offer as broadly as possible, making radical free markets possible, “Harel said.
