Most of the crypto community are non-technical people, so that's a turn off for something that should be all about tech. There is also little utility, and with

Most of the crypto community are non-technical people, so that's a turn off for something that should be all about tech. There is also little utility, and with stricter privacy laws it is a bad technology, since everything is public on the blockchain. It also cost a lot more money than setting up your own server. The argument against non-crypto is that you have to trust a middle man. But most solutions to the problems crypto have is to create middle actors. Like NFT marketplaces, crypto exchanges that hold you wallet, and off-chain payment transaction systems which makes transactions faster. Maybe a lot of the things I mention is not entirely correct, but that the other issue. It is hard for someone technical to learn about these things because most of the content online about crypto is written for non-techincal people.