What it's doing is giving techno nerds a free crash course in government, monetary policy and regulation --- or rather the lack thereof.
Crypto is a bit like the early internet. People thought the liberation of information would make people smarter and democracies. Instead we built giant skinner boxes where people ignore valuable information in favor of random stimuli.
It’s likely the most dystopian outcome for crypto is the most likely - something like Central Bank Digital Currencies where every transaction is logged and financial privacy is erased. At the edge you might have something like flexible pricing where anyone who doesn’t own a business will be charged more money for transactions if they have more money, thus making sure that capital owns everything and can’t be threatened in the future.
That is already the case though with just regular bank accounts and debit/credit cards, no? There's still privacy in cash, but cash is getting more and more limits placed on it to make it harder to use for this exact reason - and it's not even new, e.g. Sweden has been intentionally openly pursuing "cashless society" as a goal for over 20 years now.
what does this have to do with EDM?
Techno = A movement that is largely an exercise in pushing computers/midi to their limit while creating inventive music.
EDM = event driven marketing. pop music with a 4x4 kick drum.
...Yeah I know, semantics.
Also, I'm sure it's super hard to push the limits of all 127 values of dynamic range that MIDI offers, especially when you also write all your music on common time