> I find it interesting that the standard it's held to is much higher than that for existing 'finance' It isn't though. It's has all the worst aspects of Wall

> I find it interesting that the standard it's held to is much higher than that for existing 'finance' It isn't though. It's has all the worst aspects of Wall Street, more wolves and a few unique problems, without the redeeming feature of it facilitating massive amounts of real world activity, and you'll still find more people on here defending even crypto's most blatant scams than you'll find arguing that securitising subprime mortgages is the future of homebuying but just had a few teething problems.