Go to Argentina for DevConnect and you'll find that this party is not the same as the usual crypto conference.

There is no PPT bombardment, no new currency launch momentum. It's all protocol developers, researchers, and those who are really building the underlying architecture. Everyone gets together to do one thing: dismantling the Ethereum ecosystem is right now, which technical bottlenecks must be broken through, and where to work hard in the next five years.

This atmosphere is rare. You can clearly feel where the industry consensus is being formed and which differences are still being torn apart. What's even more interesting is that when you put Tezos' technical route into these discussions and compare, you will find that many "future directions" are already running.

It's not blowing, it's the timeline there. Some things, layout in advance and catch-up later, are not only bad for code, but also for the maturity of the entire ecosystem.