Historically, crypto has been a place for gamblers, scammers, anarchists, cryptographers, and religious extremists. If you're not any of these, it's natural to feel like you're not doing something meaningful

We're here to make the End of the World a little easier for everyone

sometimes i get very sad that i spent the last four years of my life full time in crypto. i read papers from other tech sectors all the time—one friend is working on a soft magnets start up, another stayed up all night with me talking about lithography machines

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mary

Historically, crypto has been a place for gamblers, scammers, anarchists, cryptographers, and religious extremists. If you're not any of these, it's natural to feel like you're not doing something meaningful

We're here to make the End of the World a little easier for everyone
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True, and as crypto continues to mature, it'll largely become indistinguishable from tradfi, especially once stocks and commodities are tradeable onchain without intermediaries. But the very specific way in which crypto has been able to be kept "secret" for 15 years, sending hundreds of thousands of people from ~0 to 7+ figs over this period, is probably a once in a lifetime event.

specualtion is at the base of every industy