Here again, once that is in place, we see the major selling point as the ability to operate without fees. How much of an appeal is that to developers who are trying to develop games and other projects yet trying to work around the fees structure that inevitably arises.

This is the reason why the only blockchain game that I play is Splinterlands. The ability to trade, buy, and sell cards with zero fees makes for a great user experience. I think the same thing is going to happen to blockchain microblogging with LEO's new microblogging venture. It will make other blockchain microblogging attempts look inferior in terms of user experience.