The ETHDenver event, which is a significant annual meeting for developers working on smart contracts and decentralized finance on Ethereum and other platforms, is happening this weekend. Although the speaker wishes to attend, they are still recuperating from a busy four months of work. Luckily, they can watch videos of the event shared by others. However, some of the posts about the event are critical, ranging from mild confusion to outright ridicule of the ETHDenver activities.
To quote Do Kwon, a philosopher-thief on the run, having an attitude like that is a surefire way to get wrecked. Even though ETHDenver may seem disorganized and silly, its unpolished appearance is a sign of a genuine community that has come together around common interests to construct something from scratch. This is the kind of community that has endured and will continue to thrive during times of sluggish crypto growth like the present.
In a subtle way, it implies that many of these individuals are incredibly wealthy and couldn't care less about your opinion.