I love the main business proposition from BSV: that the protocol is set in stone. Its makes sense to invest time and development power into something that is aware of not changing the logic that I'm building a business around.
This liberates me from having to focus on who initiated the project - because it is meant to be frozen whoever initiated it can not change the setup at will.
To me it's not important who made visa or who runs it. I use it anyway because it got utility letting me pay at the bakery on a tiny island on the other side of the world.
I don't care about who made the HTTP protocol. I use it every day without knowing.
This liberates me from having to focus on who initiated the project - because it is meant to be frozen whoever initiated it can not change the setup at will.
To me it's not important who made visa or who runs it. I use it anyway because it got utility letting me pay at the bakery on a tiny island on the other side of the world.
I don't care about who made the HTTP protocol. I use it every day without knowing.
Utility is the real value of a technology.