Bitcoin Maximalism Is Dead, Long Live Bitcoin Maximalism

Nic Carter, a prominent venture capitalist and essayist, has been accused of "Bitcoin Maximalism" in the Bitcoin world. His response to the uproar was swift and emotional, and his reaction to the protest was swift. He wrote: "It’s clear that there's an awful sickness pervading the Bitcoin space. Most Bitcoiners are normal, good people. But there's a small, flailing, shrinking group — who are mostly new to Bitcoin, made Bitcoin their entire personality, and became completely emotionally invested in it," he wrote. Carter's solution? Reject the ideology in its entirety. Is the problem with the movement itself? Or only a fringe group of adherents? Or the problem of adherents of the movement? Source