Sure, let’s accept that cryptofinance creates bizarre incentives for people to irrationally support a change. Consider on the other side of the table how the e

Sure, let’s accept that cryptofinance creates bizarre incentives for people to irrationally support a change. Consider on the other side of the table how the economics and network effects have created incentives for everyone to depend on centralized architecture to the point where if you’re not acting through any of the top two companies in any given market, you’re effectively shut off from large parts of modern economy and social life. Incentives are broken all over, that doesn’t mean the cause is wrong.