I wrote about:

Storytelling Infrastructure for Crypto

In the majority of cases where crypto is featured in mainstream entertainment, it’s presented as a means to engage in criminal activity, ransom, and other ventures of the sketchy variety.

I wrote about:

Storytelling Infrastructure for Crypto

In the majority of cases where crypto is featured in mainstream entertainment, it’s presented as a means to engage in criminal activity, ransom, and other ventures of the sketchy variety.

https://doomless.substack.com/p/storytelling-infrastructure-for-crypto

fiction, code, techno-optimism •• essays: https://doomless.com

This is the question that I look into in Part I of this series on storytelling infrastructure for crypto.

In parts II and beyond, I outline ideas on how to tell stories about crypto’s good, fascinating aspects.

My motivation — while the industry is still in the process of outgrowing the reputational and regulatory issues it faces in its current, teenage years, it’s more important than ever to highlight the groundbreaking and fascinating aspects of crypto and to help them rise to greater prominence with the general public.

But this is only one aspect of crypto, which is manageable with good regulation and is a temporary phenomenon in a still young field. How about the rest? Why are all the benefits of crypto — so interesting and so important — generally overlooked in mainstream entertainment?