> Only when things go south do people understand why "decentralisation" is important. So the greater fool theory isn't a feature of the platform as it's often

> Only when things go south do people understand why "decentralisation" is important. So the greater fool theory isn't a feature of the platform as it's often portrayed as by it's detractors, but rather a self-imposed one by the new cohorts? I guess that while the tech matures the fomo aspect never seems to go away regardless of time. > because the decentralized cryptocurrencies are expensive to transact with — because many people, like you, strongly prefer to use the decentralized ones and so pay a premium to do so. It's currently .20 to do a 10 min tx on BTC layer 1, and near free and instant on layer 2. How is this expensive?