Do projects that are more abstract do better than projects with simple but effective use cases?

Question

A few friends of mine were debating this topic..albeit in a more web3 sense. 
Some went as far to say that promises in the future ALWAYS do better than solving a problem now. 
Thoughts?

Accepted Answer

The success of a project, whether abstract or with simple but effective use cases, is not solely determined by its complexity or simplicity, but rather by factors such as the target audience, execution, market demand, innovation, and alignment with business or personal goals, so there is no categorical answer that one consistently outperforms the other.

Cillian Burns · Answer

@andrewed_91 That's a really nice answer, thank you for the insight.