Think about this for a moment:

Adobe generated $23B in revenue throughout 2025. That's massive scale, corporate dominance at its finest.

Yet here's where it gets interesting—a small startup emerging from Murcia, Spain, bootstrapped with just two co-founders, managed to deploy an upscaler that makes Adobe's flagship tools look dated by comparison.

This isn't about company size or marketing budget. It's about execution velocity. It's about a lean team shipping better tech faster than incumbents who should theoretically have every advantage. The kind of narrative that defines Web3 innovation too—where scrappy protocols outpace legacy infrastructure.

When did technical superiority stop correlating with market dominance? Maybe it never did. Maybe it's just becoming visible again.