> usually comes from relatively wealthy people in stable countries whose idea about "poor people" comes from watching a Netflix overproduced dramatic documentar

> usually comes from relatively wealthy people in stable countries whose idea about "poor people" comes from watching a Netflix overproduced dramatic documentary. Ok, I was born in Brazil and I experienced 40% per month inflation in the 80s and I saw a government confiscating everyone's saving accounts as part of a "economic plan". I also saw another government putting a tax of 0.38% on every financial transfer (does not seem like much until you think of all the cascading effects) and I can tell you how little of all those taxes came back to the people in the form of public services. Are you satisfied with my credentials or are you going to continue with the gatekeeping? > web3 is more unstable and volatile If you are talking about Bitcoin (or crypto currencies in general given how BTC unfortunately still makes its own gravity in the crypto market), I will 100% agree with you. But web3 does not need Bitcoin to exist.