Alexander Lorenzo explains crypto infrastructure using a real estate analogy: Ethereum is the land, Base Chain is where people build and live, and Aerodrome Finance is the marketplace. He compares investing in Base Chain to buying New York before it developed.
So I always tell people it's like this: Ethereum is like the land, right? If we're in the digital world and you're trying to discover what's going on, Ethereum is the land, it's the dirt, it's the foundation. Base chain is like the trees, the grass, and the buildings. It's the part where people actually live. And then Aerodrome Finance is the marketplace. It's the decentralized exchange where all of the businesses within this marketplace are going to pop off. So investing on Base Chain is like, to me, investing in New York before New York where it was now.
