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>>23357474
>My point was more that the media has been throwing oil on the fire of discreditng Crypto (maybe rightly so 10 years back, as they should act more conservative in regards to fical stuff)
I get that, and I agree. If we moon, really moon, one of the things I want to do is take a year off and really study and then start a YT channel where I try to educate people on how the world is changing and how people need to change how they interact with the world. The media is a big part of that. People don't trust the media, check the polls, but they haven't modified their behavior toward and relationship with the media. That tangent aside, though, I just wanted to bring up the fact that the media isn't the only issue when discussion crypto with people who don't follow it or who have a casual, user-side-only familiarity with technology.