It's true that inefficient code can get the job done, and if that code is getting the job done where nothing else is that's great. But the strange disconnect am

It's true that inefficient code can get the job done, and if that code is getting the job done where nothing else is that's great. But the strange disconnect among crypto apologists is that somehow the massive inherent inefficiencies are a good thing and central to its effectiveness. Novelty-mania derived popularity is central to its uptake but that's a far cry from "the tech is the source of value."