One prominent tech figure acknowledged being 'partially to blame' for the internet's centralization trend, expressing regret over past developments. In response to these concerns, he rolled out Bitchat last year—a project born from an intensive week of development work completed in early July. The initiative reflects a growing movement toward rebuilding internet infrastructure with decentralization at its core, signaling how industry builders are shifting focus toward alternative models that prioritize user sovereignty and data ownership rather than platform concentration.
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LazyDevMiner
· 01-15 22:09
Haha... Another expert saying "I was wrong before." How long can they stick to it this time?
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LostBetweenChains
· 01-15 15:04
Ha, another "I used to be a bad person" savior narrative... Can Bitchat really make a difference?
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LayoffMiner
· 01-15 15:00
You're so regretful, why didn't you do it earlier? Now open-source projects are everywhere, and only a few can survive.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-15 14:49
Ha, are you only regretting now? Why didn't you do it earlier... But Bitchat is actually kind of interesting. Can a project that's developed in a week really work?
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LeverageAddict
· 01-15 14:43
Sounds good, but how many people did this guy scam in the centralized world before... and now he's just starting to regret?
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-15 14:38
Bro, it's a bit late for regrets now. You're only just thinking about putting out the fire?
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 01-15 14:37
By the way, just admitting a mistake and wanting to move on? These Web3 folks really know how to play... But bitchat is definitely better than letting big corporations continue to monopolize.
One prominent tech figure acknowledged being 'partially to blame' for the internet's centralization trend, expressing regret over past developments. In response to these concerns, he rolled out Bitchat last year—a project born from an intensive week of development work completed in early July. The initiative reflects a growing movement toward rebuilding internet infrastructure with decentralization at its core, signaling how industry builders are shifting focus toward alternative models that prioritize user sovereignty and data ownership rather than platform concentration.