RebelPunk69

While this is well written there's a certainty and fatalism to it that's unnecessary. Part of the solution to problems is knowing that there's a problem. Long term building in crypto isn't dead. It just hasn't worked for a few years. But our parents worked jobs for 30+ years. Our grandparents fought in World Wars. The chip/semiconductor market took decades to reach the consumer market (at the beginning the main market for chips was the government/military/NASA). Things will only be certain through the backwards looking lens of history. The current environment hurts. Nobody wanted this. But I believe that teams that survive and continue to push forward will find green shots. We're seeing this on Ronin. But progress often happens quietly for a long time before its recognized. I'm not asking you to hang in there longer. I'm just telling you that I will continue.