Most people think vibe coding is just a trend for indie hackers and solo founders. They're missing the bigger picture. We're in Phase 1 right now. But Phase 2 is coming. And it changes everything. Software liquidation. Here's what I mean: Right now, you build an app from scratch. Even with AI, you're still starting at zero. Soon, software becomes liquid. Components you can swap. Templates you can remix. Frameworks you can stack. Logic you can plug in. Like LEGO blocks for enterprise software. Imagine building a Salesforce competitor in a weekend. Not by coding from scratch. But by combining: - Auth module from one builder - CRM logic from another - Analytics dashboard from a third - Custom workflows you prompt Each piece battle-tested. Each component proven. The implications are massive: 1/ SaaS giants become vulnerable When anyone can assemble enterprise software from proven components, why pay $100K/year for bloated platforms? 2/ Speed becomes the only moat If I can rebuild your product in 48 hours using modular components, your 5-year head start means nothing. 3/ Business logic becomes the product Not the code. Not the infrastructure. The actual workflow and process knowledge becomes what you sell. We're already seeing early signals: - Lovable lets you describe apps in plain English - Supabase gives you instant backend infrastructure - Component libraries are exploding But these are just Phase 1 tools. Phase 2 tools will let you compose entire systems. Drag in a billing system. Drop in user management. Connect enterprise workflows. Ship to production. The builders who understand this shift will own the next decade. While everyone else is still coding from scratch.