We need to accept the fact that all are true: → Adoption incentives are to abstract blockchains → That's bad for our chain-token bags broadly → It's doubly-bad for modular ecosystems
The above is why single, large capacity chains will win the value game.
It's just less noisy.
In the world where that one chain is totally abstracted you're still: → Just 1 hop away from an LP in your native asset. → Burning fees proportional to usage. → Maintaining direct brand-user relationship. → Composing with other products to extended utility.
It's just where the world is going to naturally gravitate out of convenience and thus will accrue more per-user value.
The 4D chess move for handling Nigerian community is to embrace them and make your chain/app their "home."
1) They're not a monolith, and I can point to several who are more crypto-savvy and value-add than your avg westerner (@basitWeb3, @SerrDavee as clear examples) 2) Embrace and gamify the farm skills for those that do it, but point it to other communities.
Go out, play with, yap for and pillage other ecosystems and then bring it back to your ecosystem for semi-passive productivity.
Staking, stablecoin yield, working for protocols, etc.
Feels very much like a "unite the community" vibe where if you can get everyone pulling the same direction it would be massive.