Why isn't Silicon Valley more of a player in blockchain

>silicon valley
>smart kids
They are just a bunch of jews overlord with an army of underpaid pajeets and swj women

Because blockchain is 99% a scam.

>>3364285
silicon valley is a bunch of in debt college graduates that have access to advanced tech but have no idea how the hell to effectively and economically apply it
for example the juicero

>>3364413
rip juicero

at least i can squeeze my meme coins by hand for their precious juices

CUZ JEWS

>>3364285
the are buthurt they missed out, and they cant make money out of it, not software to sell. Old corps cannot into bTC by its forced open source nature. Also any one who can program would launch their own coin, and no need to be a wage / venture cuck.

Silicon valley dont innovate anymore, they haven't for a long time.

Every "start-up" in the past decade at Silicon Valley is a Big Tech companies pet project which they fund for millions and watch it grow. Not organic at all.

silicon valley will unironically fall apart when they force diversity in all their companies and hire unqualified women and minorities. Asia is already taking over the world.

>>3364285
all the brains are working for bitcoin. Vitalik isn't even that clever and ETH is full of bugs and shitty code.

>>3364285
Zug is comfier.

>>3365310
Nice b8 m8

>>3364404
This doesn't explain why America isn't onboard with this. It's probably because in the future America won't matter so much. Muh world power status is going to be gone

microsoft is working on a blockchain for digital identities .......

Silicon Valley is the vanguard of the tech establishment. They're comfy. They aren't interested in any truly disruptive technologies. Crypto is tech counterculture.

>>3364285

Since blockchain essentially aims at decentralizing the web it goes against the centralized information corporations like Google. Crypto is a threat to them as no one essentially "owns" a cryptocurrency outright unless it is pre-mined and supply is held off the market. They don't promote that which is a means to end their monopoly on information.

The future will be P2P not P2C2P. This is also why government is concerned. No control between users and no way to effectively tax. Only poor people will be paying the government price and attached to the hip to Google...those who can't afford crypto and have no other options.

>>3364394
this. Big companies are now too rich they can just afford to buy smart people's ideas, they don't need to hire them. They then employ average to mediocre pajeets and code monkey to make it more user friendly, and a bunch of swj to make it more trans-gender friendly

>>3364394

So much this. Silicon Valley is essentially turning into the rust belt now. Very little actual innovation is going to be taking place there in the coming decades. The truly disruptive technologies are born and mature elsewhere these days.

>>3365321

Zug is pretty comfy, yes. Alps FTW!

>>3364285
You are not informed well. Silicon Valley is shit nowdays for startups. The whole real estate/housing is fucked now. The expenses are too high. Might as wel go to a other city country.

>>3364394
Fpbp

>>3365331
Hes right you know

Bitcoin was revolutionary. No "altcoin" has as of yet brought something useful to the table. Silicon Valley services real world companies with solutions to real world business processes. When multinationals go to one of these companies,it's to inprove their business processes so in the future they make more money.
The fact that no multinational has integrated crypto into any mission critical process speaks volumes. It's mostly a meme and buzzword. Most coins are pyramid schemes. Big money investors got in because there are idiots to be fleeced, not because this is the economy of the future.

>>3364285
Silicon Valley is a calcified fuckhole, havent you heard? the world is decentralised now

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They are massively involved..

>>3366240
You're trolling but I'll bite. Read up on OMG (ignore the hype and memes rampant on biz right now) and what the company has --already-- established and what they plan to do.

Consider just how soon crypto currency as payment will go mainstream once they roll out the big guns and ask yourself why wouldn't any company adopt a cheaper, more secure, and faster payment infastructure.

>>3366399
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>>3366240
OMG fits all of your criteria faggot, but so do at least several others