Crypto-skeptics. We all know them. They outnumber those that are crypto-friendly. (If you know more crypto-friendly than not, I am envious. Mildly.) In the case of those around me, I offer to set them up with a Bitcoin wallet and even show them how to trade other currencies. I offer this for free, and still I hear, "I am afraid in case 1 Bitcoin goes up to $1 million." Why, then, are you afraid? You fear the possibility of losing your self to money? Whatever. To each their own.
We know others, such as those some gold bugs, who refuse, absolutely, to dip their toe in cryptocurrencies. I see no need to go into the why's and why-not's here.
And then there are those who are otherwise crypto-friendly but have an issue with one or the other. Heck, we ourselves may be one from time to time.
I for one don't understand why someone like Tone Vays would be so ardently against Steem, Steemit.com, whatever. It may be that the Steem ecosystem is headed toward eutrophy or however pretentiously I may try to portray it. That being said, life is short. It's an experiment, don't overthink it. Steem on, Steeming fresh. Hence I dedicate "crypto-skeptics" and "Tone Vays blogging on Steemit" today. Below are a couple of videos where Tone Vays argues against. The first is with Blake Miles and the second is with Jeff Berwick.
I don't understand the skeptics. Why talk crap about something that they don't even use. I could understand if someone used it for a few months and did not have a good experience.
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Checked these both out earlier. Pretty entertaining debates, thanks for sharing.
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