And that's the political problem that crypto doesn't solve. In fact it doesn't even address it. It's an everyone-for-themselves kind of project, in a massively

And that's the political problem that crypto doesn't solve. In fact it doesn't even address it. It's an everyone-for-themselves kind of project, in a massively connected and somewhat fragile physical and political ecosystem. If you're one of the many with narcissistic tendencies who think more imaginary tokens make you a better person, and who resent the very idea of being massively connected - as opposed to a glorious sovereign individual of unlimited power and potential - it's definitely for you. Which - coincidentally - is why it's surrounded by unsolved trust issues and scams. But it's a terminal stage of capitalism world view, and on the way out. Not just because it's politically naive, unrealistic, and inherently unstable and untrustworthy, but also because ultimately it's physically unsustainable. And that ultimately is going to become more and more obvious over the next couple of decades.