> Then why can't you provide examples which are useful for things other than moving cryptocurrency tokens around? I provided, among other things, examples of t

> Then why can't you provide examples which are useful for things other than moving cryptocurrency tokens around? I provided, among other things, examples of trading tokens that track real world assets. Or what, you think the stock market isn't actually useful because it doesn't do anything useful other than moving money around? Do you know why Ethereum gas fees are so high? Because lots of people are using Ethereum. Obviously because they find it useful for -- yes -- moving tokens around and whatnot. Again, you're obviously not someone who would find it useful or even interesting. But seriously, how is it so hard for you to understand that the world isn't just you? > More crassly, why do I not hear anyone saying it's useful unless they have a personal financial stake in me buying their tokens? Maybe because you're not interested in the tech, so the only people who you ever get to talk to about crypto are the shills? Because that has obviously not been my experience, which has been a lot more technical.