> And there's something about crypto though where the proponents almost revel in other's ignorance. I've had a hard time deciding whether the proponents really

> And there's something about crypto though where the proponents almost revel in other's ignorance. I've had a hard time deciding whether the proponents really understand it (and all of its nuances) or if pretending you understand it in fact part of the game. You are projecting your insecurity - don't focus on the assholes. Most people actually being productive in the blockchain space want you to learn. You are right to think there are lots of marketers/sellers who don't understand what is going on. Listen to the engineers who are talking about the details on discord and on their blogs, not the idiots on Twitter trying pump their bags. > In order to play the crypto game you have to learn this absurd set of rules. This is true - people who are playing the crypto game are trying to invent new rules for how society should operate. This is why some things that happen in the crypto world seem incredibly stupid or useless. People are working with different fundamental assumptions.