Molly Conger

They've just made these huge inroads with, you know, all of these now crypto-friendly politicians and friendly regulators. And now crypto is out here making a fool of itself, right, as, you know, new legislation or regulation might be installed.

They've just made these huge inroads with, you know, all of these now crypto-friendly politicians and friendly regulators. And now crypto is out here making a fool of itself, right, as, you know, new legislation or regulation might be installed.

They've just made these huge inroads with, you know, all of these now crypto-friendly politicians and friendly regulators. And now crypto is out here making a fool of itself, right, as, you know, new legislation or regulation might be installed.

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Yeah. I mean, I think that's a really good point that like the NFT, even as crypto has had a resurgence, you know, Bitcoin crossed $100,000. NFTs are like nowhere to be found. You know, like the NFT platforms are struggling. A couple of them just went out of business. And

Yeah. I mean, I think that's a really good point that like the NFT, even as crypto has had a resurgence, you know, Bitcoin crossed $100,000. NFTs are like nowhere to be found. You know, like the NFT platforms are struggling. A couple of them just went out of business. And

Yeah. I mean, I think that's a really good point that like the NFT, even as crypto has had a resurgence, you know, Bitcoin crossed $100,000. NFTs are like nowhere to be found. You know, like the NFT platforms are struggling. A couple of them just went out of business. And

I think it is largely thanks to the fact that NFTs became really cringe, you know, like everyone was like, oh, those stupid monkey pictures. And that had like a really devastating impact on this entire industry that was supposed to be like the future of art or whatever. And so I think there is that potential throughout other portions of the crypto world.

I think it is largely thanks to the fact that NFTs became really cringe, you know, like everyone was like, oh, those stupid monkey pictures. And that had like a really devastating impact on this entire industry that was supposed to be like the future of art or whatever. And so I think there is that potential throughout other portions of the crypto world.

I think it is largely thanks to the fact that NFTs became really cringe, you know, like everyone was like, oh, those stupid monkey pictures. And that had like a really devastating impact on this entire industry that was supposed to be like the future of art or whatever. And so I think there is that potential throughout other portions of the crypto world.

I would not be shocked to see that happen to these meme coin platforms where they sort of lose their novelty value and people just see them as big scams and there's really no point. But... Unfortunately, I don't think that, you know, all of crypto can be undermined by the cringe factor or, you know, the sort of societal distaste for it.

I would not be shocked to see that happen to these meme coin platforms where they sort of lose their novelty value and people just see them as big scams and there's really no point. But... Unfortunately, I don't think that, you know, all of crypto can be undermined by the cringe factor or, you know, the sort of societal distaste for it.

I would not be shocked to see that happen to these meme coin platforms where they sort of lose their novelty value and people just see them as big scams and there's really no point. But... Unfortunately, I don't think that, you know, all of crypto can be undermined by the cringe factor or, you know, the sort of societal distaste for it.

Because, I mean, there are people who have bought Bitcoin early, who have Billions of dollars in crypto in Bitcoin. They are now working in the US government. You know, they have like very strong control over very powerful institutions. And so there is this countervailing force to keep crypto alive at basically any cost.

Because, I mean, there are people who have bought Bitcoin early, who have Billions of dollars in crypto in Bitcoin. They are now working in the US government. You know, they have like very strong control over very powerful institutions. And so there is this countervailing force to keep crypto alive at basically any cost.

Because, I mean, there are people who have bought Bitcoin early, who have Billions of dollars in crypto in Bitcoin. They are now working in the US government. You know, they have like very strong control over very powerful institutions. And so there is this countervailing force to keep crypto alive at basically any cost.

And I think we're seeing them somewhat desperate to do that as we're seeing calls for, say, a Bitcoin strategic reserve, which is something that keeps coming up. The idea that the US government should personally stockpile Bitcoin, which they make a couple of arguments as to why they should do that, which are not very convincing even to some of the people in the crypto world. But

And I think we're seeing them somewhat desperate to do that as we're seeing calls for, say, a Bitcoin strategic reserve, which is something that keeps coming up. The idea that the US government should personally stockpile Bitcoin, which they make a couple of arguments as to why they should do that, which are not very convincing even to some of the people in the crypto world. But