I find that a large majority of people who dislike Bitcoin maximalism are people who got into Bitcoin for example, after 2017.
I am one of those. With the caveat that not after 2017, but during 2017. And one more thing. I wouldn't say that I don't like
BTC-maximalism, but I would say that I like
BTC-rationalism. I want to say that I am not against one thing, but a supporter of something else, that is, if an alternative option gives more advantages, then it is more rational to use it, and not hate it just because you are a supporter of the main option.
It seems to be people that have a low amount of Bitcoin, maybe less than one Bitcoin & they try to convince themselves that shitcoins are good & will moon. It seems part of human psychology, a monkey brain situation that 1,000,000,000 random shitcoin is better than the $ equivalent in Bitcoin. Kinda like 100 nuts are better than 5 nuts even if the 100 nuts are rotting & the 5 nuts are ripe & healthy.
This phenomenon exists, but it is difficult to determine which "
nut is rotten and which is ripe" until you try it yourself. There is also a mental trap of choosing in favor of a larger number (whole) shitcoins than a smaller number (parts) of bitcoin. This is an illusory hope of increasing the price of all sorts of tokens, like doge or shiba, to hundreds and thousands of dollars, which is basically impossible with this garbage.