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What happened with Filecoin? 
No big news from them recently.
Did they get EVM out?

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Revenue per employee. Blockchain protocols are in their own class of efficiency because the goal of protocols is to bring down the headcount to zero. Blockchains are a step in the chain of many steps of automation and replacing manual tasks with machines. Eventually the number of employees working on a protocol should go to zero. But this time, the automation threatens high-skilled white collar workers like bankers and regulators. It is politically much more sensitive topic and thus it is expected to receive much more regulatory pushback, like self-driving cars. For example, I feel Bitcoin "employers" is already close to zero, as there is no need for much new innovation come out from there anymore, and the protocol is fully ossified. I wrote a boomer-friendly article explaining the topic some time ago, as this is the key principle what makes blockchains valuable:

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