Why the Collapsing of the ‘Crypto Infrastructure’ Is Good News
Let the greedy jerks rethink their love of what could’ve been a great technology
The bill for the last top-shelf, crypto-sponsored party I attended was footed by the Tron people in San Francisco a few months before COVID shut the world down. I had a bizarre conversation with the oddball founder, Justin Sun, who acted like — and was treated like by the hangers-on at the party— a god because he came up with what was then considered a competitor to Ethereum (Spoiler alert: Tron is nothing like Ethereum and sit barely above scam).
The Tron coin, like many tech projects now focusing on the metaverse and AI, was nestled in all of the right marketing terms, and when you even read about it today, it’s easy to get excited and want to invest your fiat currencies in the smoke and mirrors of Tron. At day’s end, however, it’s a useless project that has added zero value to this world and probably resulted in losses for many.
However, Justin Sun has made a lot of money, which is probably why people consider him “god-like.” After all, isn’t making boatloads of money what this journey through life is all about?
Thankfully, no, but sadly, that is how too many people who were swept up in the crypto-madness regard…
