I read this comment as kind of a dig at Ethereum - which is partially fair because I agree Ethereum is a bit sensational. But consider the opposite stance of t

I read this comment as kind of a dig at Ethereum - which is partially fair because I agree Ethereum is a bit sensational. But consider the opposite stance of thinking about what Ethereum does right - maybe rewarding your customers for using you is actually a good way to drive growth and distribute the wealth gained from success The example that comes to mind is the talent network described in this article: https://www.notboring.co/p/braintrust-fighting-capitalism-with?s=r https://www.notboring.co/p/braintrust-fighting-capitalism-wi...