Distributed networks aren't new, but why aren't they mainstream?

Distributed networks are designed to be self-rewarding
to participants, so we find that the reason people are not
participating is not due to lack of direct incentive. The
problem often lies in a failure to effectively communicate incentives.
Couple this with a steep learning curve/high mental
overhead and you have a recipe for non-participation.
Blockchain projects are complicated, technically dense
applications which are not designed for a general
audience. These issues are compounded if an individual
user wishes to participate in multiple networks, or
arbitrage monetary incentives between networks. At Boid
were taking the headache away and making participation a few
short clicks away.

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