Ethereum

"If I want to take crypto seriously, I need to see an aggressive cultural shift that addresses its plague - attracting grifters

I want to see a majority be hostile towards projects/founders that don't have a clear roadmap towards useful sustainability"

Study @polynya

Milady
x.com/apolynya/status/1598124343636422658

Alas, in the 2+ years since, the vast majority in crypto have pivoted sharply towards full on greed, degeneracy, nihilism, and crime. Of course, there's a small minority that continues working on useful sustainability, and I have the utmost respect for them, but that keeps getting smaller by the day.

what systemic forces have shaped this shift & is it an inevitable phase in the evolution of disruptive technologies or a reflection of our deeper flaws the reside in innate human nature?

lore @optimism | ex: @coinbase | views are my own | what if it all worked out? 

moloch; markets not human nature; it can be solved with mechanism design but we haven't done it yet (or focused on it enough)

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