I have a very different take * many projects managed to brainwash everyone that posting data to AWS or 1/1 DAC is "good enough". End users don't care but we (pro community) should make them care by strongly discouraging such architectures. Instead they are actually encouraged by some rollup and RaaS teams * The price discovery mechanism in Ethereum and Celestia is off-putting - projects want Web2 price reliability so that they can maintain a low and predictable price for their users. Sudden price peaks are not acceptable when you operate at scale * DA projects should focus on promoting legitimate use cases and not centralised projects that won't even bother to publish their code so that the community can check their claims. If all we build are Hyperliquid clones then we will all go to zero. Nobody in the long term wants centralised, custodial exchange that pretends to be decentralised * Data withholding attacks (literally the main reason to use DA) are hard to explain to users - we could do with more education and in general the community awareness of a problem. The vast majority of pro users don't see the difference between data publishing and data retrieval. Non-pro users don't see an issue at all as for them data "appears" to be always available so it's hard to explain to them what problem we are trying to solve here