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Do you mean, that eventually the purpose of Blocknet and other competing tech will be obsolete in terms of people just going back to dealing with ''single entity tech'' rather a network of applications?

Um, you kind of left off Alta Vista man!

Whoever proposes this hypothesis should consider the disanalogy between simply buying fund x over fund y, versus downloading a single Blocknet-enabled wallet over downloading several. There's a vast difference in usability ("liquidity") there.

I totally agree that its silly dealing with a number of wallets opposed to having a all in one solution. Obviously when you are dealing with tech, you can't use the hedge fund analogy.
The best way Blocknet & all competing techs out there, should be considered more like '' search engines''. Back in the 90's we had a number of search engines that people used Yahoo (being King back then) and in the 00's the most used were Google,Yahoo,Bing.
We are now living the 90's again (per say) with Blocknet, Supernet etc.

Um, you kind of left off Alta Vista man!

and Ask Jeeves

You guys are absolutely right!!! My favorite back then was Lycos (by far)!!!

To be fair, back then if you werent using at least 4-5 simultaneously you were losing out on some good hits.

Though who will emerge victorious among crypto platforms remains to be seen. So I diversify, at least for now