Crypto is a cultural/social movement first and a technology movement second.

This, I believe, is where the majority of "disagreements" arise from in this ecosystem.

I'm in it for the tech, but I wouldn't be in it *at all* if I didn't vibe with the cultural/social movement.

Independent Ethereum educator, angel investor and advisor. 

Founder of /thedailygwei.

I totally get where you're coming from. The blend of cultural and social movements with technological innovation is what makes crypto so unique and dynamic. It's fascinating how these aspects influence and reinforce each other. Like you, I'm deeply intrigued by the tech, but the cultural and social elements are what give it context and meaning. This duality is likely the root of many disagreements in the ecosystem. It's not just about the technology; it's about what the technology represents and enables in our society. Embracing both sides can lead to a richer understanding and a more cohesive community. 🚀🌐