Gone is the talk of separating money and state, of a market-based means of exchange, of genuine revolution that would extend from money to the whole of politics the world over. And gone is the talk of changing the operation of money as a means of changing the prospects for freedom itself. The enthusiasts around Bitcoin have different goals in mind.
Many people are associating the value of Bitcoin with its ups and downs on the price and not so much of the things that can benefit the people and the society. I would fairly say that greed is now the moving factor with most of the people involved with Bitcoin and I would also say that it would be this can be true for years to come.
Good point Tom
I opened a thread in order to raise awareness about the social aspect of cryptos
Beside trading, what's the point of cryptos for ordinary people and businesses?Re Greed... greed is a vice.
The desire of making money isn't necessarily a vice.
Otherwise I'd be a very bad person

I would rather say, crypto people - and financial people in general - have lost the reason why BTC was born.
BTC was born in order to be a currency.
That's why we talk about crypto
currencies and not about cryptoinvestments.
A currency is something you can use in the grocery store in order to buy rice and apples.
People consider BTC only as an investment i.e. a way to make money.
Why?
Because BTC was hijacked.
It was turned from a currency into investment.
Was it intentional? I don't know.
