Crypto often feels like a circus—wild headlines, hype-driven narratives, and endless noise. But beneath the spectacle, there are serious questions that demand thoughtful answers. In my latest column for Newsweek, I explore why the crypto industry needs to do a better job of earning trust, especially from those outside the bubble.
Titled How to Take the Crazy Crypto Circus Seriously, the piece examines how a lack of credible, consistent communication has allowed skepticism to thrive. I argue that if crypto is going to shape the future of finance, its leaders need to stop performing and start persuading.
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