Hey, Brady here from district0x. I would agree, we're doing dApps that the average public is not going to be using (yet). This is just a fact about the fintech space in it's current state. However it's still early days, we are about to see those elegant solutions arise in ways that they previously could not.

We could theoretically create a dApp that the general public could use now, yet we have yet to see one come together mainly because the decentralized development stack is not quite ready for prime time.

However when it is (roughly a few years out) the robust apps and interconnected service the fintech industry is building can all come together in that "elegant way". The next Apple, Facebook and Google will be decentralized and corporate structures will be removed from the equation in a traditional sense. It will be more granular and cross collaborative. So for me, it's more about organization than anything else, this explosion of ideas needs some kind of "dewey Decimal System" of crypto.

We will all get there because we are fighting the same fight. Things will be as simple as a "swipe" very soon and it will be a work beauty/simplicity. Though rather than an elegant app from a single company, it will be an elegant global ecosystem of interconnected functionalities. I can't wait. I love discussing this aspect of things.

Feel free to drop by the community if you want to chat more!