I disagree. If crypto is a thing, then I'm really wondering what happened in 2018 - 2020. When it went from 20 k to 4,5k. Everyone always seems to be forgett

I disagree. If crypto is a thing, then I'm really wondering what happened in 2018 - 2020. When it went from 20 k to 4,5k. Everyone always seems to be forgetting this. It took a pandemic to get crypto interest back up. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=Bitcoin,Crypto,Corona https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=... Ps. With crypto, i just think we are in a loop where the end result is failure. And the news flow/discussions are literally the same as in 2017 but with more buzzwords that even techies don't understand it anymore without spending ( significant) time investigating it. The average population doesn't really care and i need more arguments than "i think it's a thing". Just like in 2017, one of the main problems is that the people vested in crypto want to convince people that don't care. And because of their money involved, they can't let it go. Eg. The surreal spectacle of a president 'fixing' his country by shouting: "bought the dip" on Twitter every month. Also for the web 3, i don't really see a reason for it. They claim decentralization, but if you look at eg. OpenSea, the power is not with the "people" and it's really expensive to "mint".