It's the little bit of Hive that I think it needs to go viral, because people really don't know about it. This multicultural, world wide coverage, day and night, no matter who or why, is the part that many businesses are afraid to deal with, because they fear conflict or uncertainty. But when they try to answer the questions of, "why is this mate trying to help me?", "Is he looking for rewards?", "Is he trying to deceive me towards a different place?", which, by the way, are all legit questions, but it's when they fail to understand how Hive works. A business on web2 is all about trusting on the plan and its execution, which involves costs and initial investment. A business on web3, is all about giving out the plan, and then letting others "execute it" (as anyone can execute it or participate in its execution)... has near zero initial investment, and if it works, it's because it's meant to work, if not, then you didn't lose much and probably learned a long way during the process.

The open web3 is meant for fast iterative behaviours that the normal web2 businesses can't really cope with. It was meant for things like the AI... And if businesses don't adapt to this culture, they will be missing out on a great opportunity that, if steered in the right direction, has tremenduous great potential.

I am going to write this on X too :D turned out to be a great text after I finished it.