The difference was that "use rsync" was several steps specific to Linux that required some knowledge about how it all worked. Vs. Signing up for Dropbox. Usi

The difference was that "use rsync" was several steps specific to Linux that required some knowledge about how it all worked. Vs. Signing up for Dropbox. Using any crypto is more akin to the "use rsync" side of things as there are several steps you have to perform before actually getting to the asset. Vs. Paying cash. I think crypto in general has run into the same problem Uber/DoorDash/Airbnb and other similar "disruptor apps" have, but much sooner: Every seemingly stupid rule has a reason. The cab industry operated as it did because it already ran into the problems Uber faced. DoorDash is finding out exactly why these restaurants did not offer delivery in the first place. Airbnb is learning a lot about why the hotel industry works as it does. Crypto/DeFi enthusiasts are learning that maybe a little less De would make the Fi more plausible.