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Yeah the way he conflates "crypto" to refer both cryptography and cryptocurrency, and the rhetoric itself is quite odd: https://urbanists.social/@sam/1103402656
by pera 3y ago
Yeah the way he conflates "crypto" to refer both cryptography and cryptocurrency, and the rhetoric itself is quite odd: https://urbanists.social/@sam/110340265606422596 https://urbanists.social/@sam/110340265606422596
It's unfortunate because there are some valid points in his criticism.
- topaz0 3y ago"crypto" was used to mean cryptography long before it was used to mean currency, and in some circles still primarily means cryptography.
- JohnFen 3y ago> in some circles still primarily means cryptography. It still does in my circle. The overloading of "crypto", though, has become such a source of confusion and misunderstanding that I have stopped using it and just use the full word, be it cryptography or cryptocurrency, instead.