[Irongirl1]

I'm a non-techie so my opinion is automatically discounted...but I'll tell you what I truly think..I think it's so hated because it solves so many problems for the folks who really needed those problems solved and who were being ignored.

Techies hate poor people, people who don't look or think like they do and people who really need the tech to work and not just be some fancy, sounding gobbley-gook to impress specialty bankers (ie: VCs). Starving Afghanis who need money to buy food don't care what "tech stack" it's built on or what College you went to...they need to buy food. Africans don't care if "Timmy" reminds the lead VC of himself during his college years, they need a seamless, cheap way to transfer money across vast distances. Africa-Americans don't care whether or not you knew them at the Country Club, they need a way to store their savings without being accused of theft, be insulted at banks or murdered in the street.

Additionally, they hate it because the Japanese coder who gifted the World with Bitcoin proved he's a better coder than they are by orders of magnitude. Most want to say "it's not very interesting, it's boring etc." But the World and the real use cases, which are not NFT or gaming related, like Ripple, Corda R3, and VeChain say otherwise and drive them mad because the two week coding bootcamps which were enough to help them game the system and get vastly overpaid...isn't enough to buy vision or foresight and you need both in order to see just how far Crypto and the Blockchain will take us.