I couldn't give two shits about 'who' he is; the points he makes are rock-solid. The ICOs are the only 'real' thing currently going on in the Ethereum space, and those ICOs will have costs that they actually have to pay. They are astoundingly fragile.
My best estimate is that the ICO market as a whole will have to be at least 3-4 times more successful than VCs if the house of cards is to stay standing. We're talking about a process that has to churn out unicorns to stay afloat.
Do you think smart contracts really make every business that uses them 3 to 4 times more valuable?
> That is to say I am using Ethereum for my art catalog or Catalogue raisonné as an ad hoc copyright tool and historical archive.
I honestly can't tell if you're taking the piss.