I must say that I like the 'if ... were honest' format in general, so I was excited to see it being applied to cryptos. The video itself is a little too harsh on cryptos, though. It's not slaughtering the environment, and it doesn't align a person with pedophiles. And decentralization is not a fancy word, it does matter. So it does have some merit, highlighting how a loss of password can affect you, and how cryptos largely can't be directly spend on goods, as well as the GPU price problem. The video is too long, often not fair (and the whole point of the 'honest' format is that it does need to be honest), and could be improved if it focused on one idea specifically: targeting Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, ICOs or worthless low-cap altcoins.
Despite the fact that this video is meant to be funny, there is a bit of serious truth to it. I think the video is primarily mocking the ignorant wannabe investors that have little understanding of how the crypto actually works and get burned as a result. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I'm any better than any of these people, just pointing out the fact that at the beginning, you need to understand the basics before attempting to play in it. Many newcomers seem to think that if you toss a couple hundred (or thousands) dollars at an ICO and think you're invested, you're doing it right. The reality is that is NOT the case. It's a market filled with a ton of speculators who are just trying to get rich off others. It's even worse than the stock market, where everyone is trying to get rich while only a few understand the rules of the game.
