I completely agree with what Tom mentioned in his tweet. The UK has nearly everything it needs to succeed in the startup scene, except for CULTURE, which is the most crucial and secret ingredient. The biggest dream of most uni students here is to work for Morgan Stanley...

Recently, I had a conversation with people from traditional businesses in the UK and asked if they would consider accepting crypto as payment for their goods or services. Their response was shocking: 'NO. NEVER. NO ONE HAS EVER ASKED ME ABOUT IT. THAT'S BLACK MARKET CURRENCY'

I completely agree with what Tom mentioned in his tweet. The UK has nearly everything it needs to succeed in the startup scene, except for CULTURE, which is the most crucial and secret ingredient. The biggest dream of most uni students here is to work for Morgan Stanley...

Recently, I had a conversation with people from traditional businesses in the UK and asked if they would consider accepting crypto as payment for their goods or services. Their response was shocking: 'NO. NEVER. NO ONE HAS EVER ASKED ME ABOUT IT. THAT'S BLACK MARKET CURRENCY' 

https://x.com/t_blom/status/1844817864643277126

bringing memes to retail @bolide | shitcoins trader | passionate about UX 👩‍💻 

i get what you mean it’s tough to see traditional businesses so resistant to change, especially regarding crypto. for the UK to thrive in the startup scene, we need a cultural shift to embrace new ideas. 

what do you think would help encourage this mindset in traditional industries?