Conor Howe: Why Web3 is Broken & How to Fix It
summary
Claims nine years of on‑chain experience and says Enso has enabled over $17 billion and is used by 145+ projects, cutting build time from seven months to a day and a half. Lists concrete launches: moved $3.1 billion to Berachain in three days with 80 complex DeFi flows and powered Uniswap V4 migrations. Announces a first default payment rail for crypto that connects 50+ centralized exchanges to on‑chain apps and taps ~$300 billion of idle exchange capital.
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- 0:00Introduction to Conor Howe and Enso's Impact
- 2:00The Massive Gap Between Web2 and Web3 Development
- 4:00Why Traditional Crypto Integration is Broken
- 6:00Enso: The Engine Powering all of Web3
- 9:00Case Study: Moving $3.1 Billion for Berachain
- 10:00Case Study: Powering Uniswap's Unichain Launch
- 11:00Tapping into 47 Million Web2 Developers
- 12:30The "Product Beats Paper" Movement
- 14:00New Product Launch: Crypto's First Checkout Tool
- 15:30Demo: Connecting Centralized Exchanges to On-Chain Apps
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