I get that the technology behind web3 may be transformative, but does this change the fact that the vast majority of those piling into crypto today are still looking for the promised riches of a vast MLM?
How does one "dive into crypto" meaningfully without becoming a speculator?
Thank you for your comment. I disagree with the premise of your question which is based on the faulty assumption of the holders of cryptocurrency. Assumptions manifest from our own biases towards anything novel and uncertain. In that regard, crypto can be triggering because of the perceptions during the ICO craze that it was the domain of crypto bros and criminals. As I looked at the market agin late last year, my hypothesis was that the times had changed and that genuine value was now being created.
I went to the conference because I wanted to speak with people that are actively in the crypto market to assess whether it was hype, a scam, or legitimate. What I found is people building meaningful companies, expanding the boundaries of art, and supporting projects for social good and sustainability.
My suggestion is to find NFT projects that focus on social good through the Binance Charity or civic action such as City Coins. There are many other project though, so find the ones that speak to your interests.
I get that the technology behind web3 may be transformative, but does this change the fact that the vast majority of those piling into crypto today are still looking for the promised riches of a vast MLM?
How does one "dive into crypto" meaningfully without becoming a speculator?
Thank you for your comment. I disagree with the premise of your question which is based on the faulty assumption of the holders of cryptocurrency. Assumptions manifest from our own biases towards anything novel and uncertain. In that regard, crypto can be triggering because of the perceptions during the ICO craze that it was the domain of crypto bros and criminals. As I looked at the market agin late last year, my hypothesis was that the times had changed and that genuine value was now being created.
I went to the conference because I wanted to speak with people that are actively in the crypto market to assess whether it was hype, a scam, or legitimate. What I found is people building meaningful companies, expanding the boundaries of art, and supporting projects for social good and sustainability.
My suggestion is to find NFT projects that focus on social good through the Binance Charity or civic action such as City Coins. There are many other project though, so find the ones that speak to your interests.