Do you think having other assets on Bitcoin like stablecoins (on LN and Liquid) will be a postive for adoption and user experience or will it add even more confusion for the average person looking to get into bitcoin
It may add some confusion... BUT it will be less confusing that tens of thousands of other coins out there all claiming you need a new blockchain & token to execute certain functions.
In general, bad ideas are bad ideas regardless of which platform they reside on. If there is a use case for any of these things, they will survive. I personally don't have a need for much of this stuff at the current time. Perhaps simple things like vouchers to redeem for products, event tickets, etc may have a place... but i dunno if it offers a markedly better experience outside of the status quo. The main benefit might be secondary markets without gatekeepers, but you still have to verify a token is actually linked to the real world thing it claims to represent.
This is a long rambling way of saying... I guess we'll see! I'll experiment as things come out
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