- Is it legal for effectively crowdfunded projects to then fund other projects?
- Ethereum has integrity, willing to change its core technology in order to become more scalable. But...
- Is "paying off" developers to build apps for it just evidence of the lack of apps naturally/organically being built?
- Yet Seed Stage funding from traditional VCs has dried up, so is this effectively a market response from technical-oriented now-wealthy investors, to make up for it?
I think these are hard yet important questions. Obviously, who doesn't wish they were rolling in this kind of cash to dole out? At the same time, we already have people building P2P dApps with our system (https://github.com/amark/gun/wiki/auth), you know, the ones that Ethereum/Dfinity/etc. can only dream of doing even after they hit their scaling goals (realtime character-by-character updates on decentralized social networks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3akdQJs55E , 3D multiplayer VR games - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_m16-w6bBI , etc.), so it seems nonsensical that so much money is being offered to build Ethereum apps - is there genuinely a lack of developers?