Honestly, yeah. Until there are rigorous ways to enable consumer protections in crypto (I'm pretty sure this is theoretically intractable) then it's just a space for acammers where some legitimate transactions might occur for markets marginalized by traditional payment processors.
We don't need crypto. We certainly don't need the culture of cryptobros. We need to work on the social progress of the systems we have in place that, you know, have consumer protections.
We don't need crypto. We certainly don't need the culture of cryptobros. We need to work on the social progress of the systems we have in place that, you know, have consumer protections.