That's not really true though. They didn't "destroy" it. They constrained it's development and hindered adoption. They didn't do it by themselves either. They

That's not really true though. They didn't "destroy" it. They constrained it's development and hindered adoption. They didn't do it by themselves either. They got miners and exchanges on board as well. Also if you disagree and you think there's a better way to develop it you can by creating a fork or sell your coins. There is nothing stopping you. > they’re talking about (imo) how it’s “safe” to put money into because “no one owns the crypto coin” and if anyone still believes that latter part, well, they probably aren’t paying attention. There's a difference between believing nobody has significant sway over how the cryptocurrency should be developed and you personally having full control over your own coins.