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builders and tribes — lsankar.eth

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Note: I choose not to name any specific projects/communities here to combat my own crypto-religious biases. use your imagination in filling in the blanks, but try to question your own beliefs in the process. In the 6ish years I’ve been building in crypto, one thing seems to have been pretty consistent: intense tribalism. If anything, the tribalism has only increased. The extent to which there are different worldviews about what is true/important in this industry still surprises me. Just look at anything that happens in the industry and the variety of contradictory responses to it. There are certainly things that are more universally polarizing or celebrated, but most things have both smart detractors and smart proponents. I think the phenomenon is worth reflecting on continuously as a builder. I posit that if you’re here, you’re a reader who cares about predicting the future and building towards it. Nothing wrong with having other goals (like enjoying the vibes, solving interesting tec

lucky @lakshmansankar it always surprises me how many subcommunities/subcultures there are in crypto that all think they're the center of crypto 18 9:39 PM • Nov 21, 2023 Note: I choose not to name any specific projects/communities here to combat my own crypto-religious biases. use your imagination in filling in the blanks, but try to question your own beliefs in the process. In the 6ish years I’ve been building in crypto, one thing seems to have been pretty consistent: intense tribalism. If anything, the tribalism has only increased. The extent to which there are different worldviews about wh

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