occasionally i check mark cuban on bluesky and see him still fighting extremely uphill for the legitimacy of crypto... such a rough audience.

occasionally i check mark cuban on bluesky and see him still fighting extremely uphill for the legitimacy of crypto... such a rough audience.
https://bsky.app/profile/mcuban.bsky.social/post/3lpzt3ertis25

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dunks in the replies, dunks in the quote-skeets, dunks everywhere... the amount of patience this man has is crypto founder level.

Fr, surprised he's not already here. Maybe @ted can lure him here?

Bring him here, we need some big celebrities here.

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Trump is doing damage to pretty much everything of any value to society pretty uniformly. Gary was very surgical and deep with his damage.

I usually agree with Mark Cuban’s takes, but Trump did as much damage to crypto as Gary did. Trump came in full drifter mode, launched his coin and tanked the market. Not sure who the other user is in the replies but Cas Piancey 100% understands crypto - both the good and the bad parts.

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actually it applies to developed counties too

SWIFT is slow as fuck and expensive

crypto is near instant at the cost of $0.01

the replies in that thread are just sad

super-prog millenials still don't get what's the value of crypto and probably won't, for a while

so far crypto's been the most useful in poorer countries where banks are unreliable or when sanctions don't let you exist

you don't have such problems in developed countries, hence you don't know about such use cases and then you enter this echo chamber thinking that crypto is only for gambling and is a ponzi