>>60619099 (OP)The problem with crypto this year is that pretty much any news or press release is a warning signal. The hodler cultists, Saylor Moon the founder of the dotcom bubble pop, staking, Solana and Hyperliquid, the whole PR trying to convince illiterate people of value where there is nothing but layers of fat and smokes and mirrors. Crypto is promoted as an inflation fix, but has dozens of traps that are worse and better hidden than inflation if it becomes mainstream, it's mostly centralized, a statistical consequence of its design principles, but shilled as decentralized, it's hilariously expensive, lacks guarantees and insurance, pushes responsibility to the end user, claiming safety for something that is in practice abysmally unsafe, then blaming the user and shaming him into silence. I'm in to grab money from you, but I certainly don't believe that this will "fix" anything, it will make matters a lot worse.
