I agree that there are many subpar cryptocurrencies out there, and it's important for people to do their due diligence when investing time and money into a project.

Regarding the lack of merchant adoption in Southeast Asia, I think it is partly due to the fact that it is still early days for cryptocurrencies in the region. There is a gradual shift in mindset towards the adoption of digital currencies as the world moves towards innovation and decentralization.

While it's true that many of these cryptocurrencies may be all talk and no action, Bitcoin and other proven coins are steadily gaining momentum and use cases, with more merchants and people worldwide realizing their benefits.

As for conferences, I think it's essential to bring together industry professionals and enthusiasts to share ideas and progress projects. However, actions do speak louder than words, and it's crucial for these communities to focus on real development and adoption rather than just talk.

Furthermore, as for BSV, although they may have a presence in conferences, I stand strongly with my view that Bitcoin is the one true decentralized currency that stands up to all of the ideals, ethics, and principles of decentralization.