Ethereum is eight years old. The Ethereum foundation alone has a billion dollars. Ethereum and the related ecosystem has had tens of billions of dollars thrown into it. I don’t know how that can be described as “infancy”.
The web was opened by CERN in 1993. By 2001 it was being used by over 500 million people daily. Please look at an eth block explorer and tell me how many people are using it daily.
I’ll spoil it for you: in terms of the five billion people on the internet, essentially no one.
How long is the crypto community going to excuse the complete adoption failure, horrendous and unacceptable behavior, etc with “it’s still early”? Please point to another technology with tens of billions of dollars of investment and almost a decade of development described as being in infancy.
I swear we’ll be here in another decade hearing the same thing.
If there's anything the crypto community needs to do - stop pumping, shilling, sticking your head in the sand in fantasy land, step out of your echo chamber, and take a good hard look to figure out why no one is using whatever you're building.
Maybe then, and only then, will these applications ever step out of complete obscurity.