Can Modular Blockchains Be Profitable? - Celestia Revival Plan
About this episode
The episode discusses the profitability and future of modular blockchains, focusing on Celestia's revival plan and its economic implications.
Celestia, with its ticker $TIA, pioneered the modular blockchain thesis, separating consensus from execution and redefining how blockchains scale. Two years after its mainnet launch, how is the modular vision holding up, and can modular blockchains actually become profitable? What is a revival plan for $TIA? In this first Finality interview, Viet, Head of Developer Relations at Celestia Labs, joins Juri Maibaum to discuss the economics, adoption, and challenges of building sustainable modular infrastructure. Together, they unpack: How Celestia has evolved since its 2023 launch The lessons from the airdrop era and early hype What it takes to attract real builders and users The economics of modular ecosystems and validator incentives How Celestia plans to scale, grow, and stay relevant in 2026 If you care about the economics of decentralized infrastructure, from modular rollups to validator profitability, this episode is for you. DISCLAIMER All information presented in this podcast is meant for informational purposes only and should not be treated as financial, legal, or tax advice. This podcast's content solely reflects the producer's opinion, who is not a financial advisor…
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