HN 提问：Gno.land 的上市策略是什么？
1 分•作者: jkwn•大约 2 个月前
我们构建了 gno.land，一个类似于以太坊的 L1 区块链，但你可以使用 Go 语言进行编程，而不是 Solidity。我们开发了一个自定义虚拟机，用于解释 Go 的抽象语法树（AST）。虚拟机在每次交易后自动持久化内存对象的增量，而无需数据库、ORM 和字节序列化。
你的“智能合约”中的公开函数可以被第三方简单地通过 `import gno.land/r/user/dapp` 来导入，就像导入一个库依赖一样。其底层是一个多用户权限系统，类似于 Linux 操作系统。你可以将 Gno 视为 Go 的多用户扩展。gno.land 是一个浏览器内的浏览器，可以让你浏览智能合约的 Markdown 渲染输出。该网站本身就是由 Gno 渲染的。
我们之所以这样做，是因为我们喜欢一个更好的智能合约系统的理念，而且它确实比 Solidity 优秀得多。它的运行速度与 Geth 相当，虽然未来可以进行优化，但目前无法与 Solana 的 memecoin 文化竞争。
我之所以这样做，是因为我想要一个抗审查的信息发布系统，而作为一个语言爱好者，最优雅的表达方式就是通过一个持久化 Go 对象的网络。但是，使用加密货币存在一个入门门槛（而且它确实声名狼藉），而且如今人们除非涉及金钱，否则不愿采用新系统。
目前市场低迷，这是一个真正创新的 L1。我们应该如何考虑上市策略（GTM）？
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We built gno.land, an L1 like Ethereum but instead of Solidity, you can program in Go. We developed a custom virtual machine that interprets the Go AST. Instead of databases, ORMs, and byte serialization the virtual machine auto-persists the delta of memory objects after each transaction.<p>Exposed (public) functions in your "smart contract" can be imported by third parties by simply 'import gno.land/r/user/dapp' as if it were a library dependency. Underneath the hood is a multi-user permissions system kind of like the linux operating system. You can think of Gno as a multi-user extension of Go. Gno.land is a browser within a browser that lets you explore markdown rendered output of smart contracts. The website itself is rendered by Gno.<p>We made it because we like the idea of a better smart contract system, and it is simply much better than Solidity. It runs at geth speed, though in the future it could be optimized, so it can't compete with Solana memecoin culture.<p>I made it because I want a censorship proof information publishing system, and the most elegant way to express that as a language nerd is by a web of persistent Go objects. But there's a barrier to entry for using crypto (and it's got a deserved bad reputation), and people don't care to adopt a new system these days unless money is involved.<p>The market is down and this is a genuinely innovative L1. How should we think about GTM?<p>p.s. mainnet is launching in a month.