Really enjoyed this video, though it's a bit too long to easily watch it in one sitting. That's of course not a criticism, since the chapters give you very neat places where you can pause, and jump in later.
I had been familiar with the basics of the Bitcoin blockchain, and had already a pretty clear idea of what NFTs were going into this, and I still learned something new about it all and most of all I liked the clear parallels to the 2008 banking crisis that the video starts with. How on one hand you can see Bitcoin itself as a reaction to centralised banking failing, but where the people aren't interested in creating a better, fairer world. They just want to become those on top of it all, to become the boot, as Olson says so well. Everything else they claim about their technology, the supposed improvements it is to bring to society at large is simply bullshit. A commodification of everything isn't going to improve any social problems, and having pay huge transactions fees for the simplest actions isn't the way to improve anything about anything. It's all a grift.
I don't understand why Era moderation doesn't just chime in here briefly to say that they are against crypto shilling where it's clear it's just scamming people, and allow discussions about it otherwise. That's it, and you could probably argue that that's been your stand on this all along anyway. Instead opting to bully people with these silly looking "thread derail" warnings about a topic (NFTs being a scam, and Era shouldn't just let people scam other users) that's core to the video being discussed ("The Problem with NFTs").