According to @ItsDave_ADA, Cardano tooling is essential for the platform's growth, highlighting the need for robust development tools to enhance network capabilities and attract more developers.

According to @justinsuntron, Tron provides a stable protocol environment, ample liquidity, and a developer-friendly ecosystem, making it an attractive platform for developers. Sun emphasizes the strong support from major exchanges as a key advantage for building on Tron. This positions Tron as a competitive choice for developers seeking a robust blockchain platform.

According to @jessepollak, a proposal for 'universal builder income' aims to support 'quiet, based builders' in the crypto space. This initiative could offer a stable financial foundation for developers, encouraging innovation and long-term projects. The concept focuses on providing consistent funding to developers who contribute to the ecosystem's growth, potentially impacting the supply and demand dynamics of cryptocurrencies tied to development projects. While details are sparse, the proposal could lead to increased trading activity as investors anticipate the outcomes of sustained development efforts (source: Jesse Pollak's tweet).

According to Jake Chervinsky, despite the Trump administration's ambition for the USA to become the global crypto capital, there's a contradiction in actions with the DOJ prosecuting crypto developers and the Treasury Department imposing sanctions on software, even against court orders. The tweet questions why the Biden administration has not reversed these policies, highlighting ongoing tensions between regulatory actions and the vision for crypto leadership.

According to ZachXBT, several experienced teams have hired developers who may not be as credible as they appear. ZachXBT advises teams to watch out for developers who refer each other for roles and have impressive resumes or GitHub activity that might be misleading.