Subnostr

well, much of this had to do with the cleanup on aisle Crypto. they didn't like the backing of "thought leadership" coming from the military industrial complex and feds, not because it wasn't correct, but because it would cost them.

they tried countering with the highest levels of expertise and found it impossible to stop the wave of backlash. at that point, it's just personal destruction: gaslighting, cutting off by "getting ahead of it", and reputational attacks.

at the time, I didn't have enough Consistency Cred but that all changed within the past year.

SMS 1y ago

Highest levels of expertise you say to end up needing to change a standard model in place for centuries?

Gaslighting and ignorance to which end? Making right of a flawed standard model?

How is that working out for them?

Trumping?

Looking kinda coming wanting to me.

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drea 1y ago

it wasn't so much the free market model that was the problem---it was essentially two conflicting versions of the free market model clashing to create an economic bubble between fiat and crypto, which had to be popped.

a LOT of billionaires, millionaires, and influencer adjacents took a massive gut punch if their businesses were somehow related to crypto markets. might have been the years of drugs and delusions, but it took a couple years for everyone to sober up and recognize that the previous iteration of crypto markets were actually bad for EVERYONE.