I choose B if I can get away with it and it results in me squeezing some money out of the cryptocoin market while also discrediting it, C otherwise. I'm not a

I choose B if I can get away with it and it results in me squeezing some money out of the cryptocoin market while also discrediting it, C otherwise. I'm not a moral/ethical rolemodel and I hope nobody thinks I am. >They did not invent their own crypto. At the risk of going on a side-rant: what is it with disciplines that teach people to stay away from their discipline? Why is it that cryptographers get to tell people to leave cryptography to others, but somehow it's OK to build your own consensus protocol, "eventually-consistent" NoSQL engine that is actually plain old inconsistent, or your own programming language with weird "wat?" semantics? Because it's cool and you can impress others at parties with smalltalk or even reach the HN frontpage!