Humans have been solving the problems of existing technology with more technology for quite a while now. This comment is like criticizing database indexes as a mere technical band-aid over the fundamental problem of having too much data.
Cryptocurrencies have so far not resulted in a compelling use case. All that we are seeing is a questionable solution looking to solve some as yet undiscovered problem.
The parent comment is a bit flippant, but I agree with the thought. The entire crypto industry is rapidly becoming a bizarre and convoluted rube goldberg machine that is completely impenetrable to anyone but the most ardent zealots. Even more, as an outsider it seems like everyone is in this echo chamber of back patting and "with just this one more buzzword bingo sounding feature, we'll have unlocked the true potential of crypto".
Day traders want to trade, no matter how much you try to tell them their trades are fictional or "have no use cases."