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Is Crypto Finally Dead?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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Tons of people already can't handle signing up for a simple account. You think having to get a crypto wallet, figure out how to use it, and pay money into it before you can even start actually signing up for a social media account is ever gonna fly? Not in a million years.
NFTs truly are the best imaginable example of a solution in search of a problem. Every single use case I've ever heard someone pitch is something that already exists and already works. But like.. what if your hotel key was an NFT, bro? Whoa. What if your softball team's schedule was an NFT? What if your social media account was an NFT? 🤯
I explicitly said in my comment:
You don't appear to have actually read it all the way through, just triggered a standard anti-NFT rant off of the fact that the word "NFT" was present in it. Which is ironically exactly the problem I was complaining about.
I read it. And I disagree.
It isn't that it can't handle it "right now." It will never handle it. Nobody wants it.
But I bet "you can't read, you're just triggered by a word" is way easier to fantasize about than actually paying attention to reality.