Thread by @___spiral____

Let me share some thoughts!!

About 11 or 12 years ago I began to know crypto tech, superficially, because I was studying the financial markets and international index's.

One thing that caught my attention is that the roles were very marked.

Who was a dev, did not "enter" in terms of trading or speculation and who was a trader or investor, did not enter in terms of "code" or development.

The same happened with traditional markets and their investors, the vast majority that I knew, did not mix terrain, and it was very common to hear that crypto was scam ... (that is something common today too) but less

They are the beliefs, those programs that limit us and "delay" everything ...

There is a kind of ethic in the first steps of adoption that seems like a package, and that the most conservative will defend tooth and nail.

"" Theory of the hundredth monkey 📚""

Today is easy to see that trading, financial world, code world, gaming, and many other fields as art or payment systems are perfectly integrated in the communities, and we can speak from lines of code as well as tokenomics allocation on supply, buy and sell some levels ...etc

The "ethics" starts to be, does things for the community and has ceased to be, not doing or mixing what has never been done.

"The invisible lines of the society roles"

So i think web3 is going to be something really HUGE...

Keep doing, and fu...ck with the monkey beliefs