>but I also see true potential in the technology and ideology. If you've been in crypto long enough to become opinionated about it and dissatisfied with it, th

>but I also see true potential in the technology and ideology. If you've been in crypto long enough to become opinionated about it and dissatisfied with it, then design something you think is the right way to do it, and pitch it to VCs. Some may agree with you, especially ones with a more long-term perspective on both the industry and their investment horizons, and who actually want to build enduring value rather than get rich quick. >All the hate for crypto, even though much of it is uninformed If you think it's uninformed, then either ignore it, or inform it (via twitter, blog, vlog, research paper, whatever). >If crypto fails, which is a real possibility in my mind, will I be unemployable because I spend several years in the scammy crypto industry? Depends on what you spent those years doing and if the same skillset is valuable in other domains. Distributed systems architecture and engineering? UI/UX design? Stuff like that is easily transferrable and in demand elsewhere.