/biz/ - Business & Finance

Just finished watching "The Information Age" episode in a Netflix series called "The 90s". I got goosebumps seeing people describe their experiences with it the first time, for example one fucker didn't even know what to call the at sign ("@"), the rise of eBay and amazon attributed to "eliminating the middleman", and seeing everyone becoming aware of this industrial revolution. How do you think crypto compares to this? At this point IMO it's way too hard to use for normies. But maybe people saw computers that way at first. I've read here that BTC is the computer, ETH is the internet, and LINK is the search engine. Are we on the forefront of something as big as the internet? Scaling appears to be crypto's biggest obstacle at the moment.