Ethereum is a public good. A schelling point for coordination. A universal art medium. A credibly neutral community platform. A global trust machine.
This week, in an underground Bangkok Hacker Cave lie the artifacts of a not-so-distant timeline: A propaganda poster series commissioned by The Ministry of Compliance, the totalitarian enforcement arm of The State.
In this timeline:
All hope is not lost, however. You hear rumblings of a loose collective fighting for a different future. Deep in Hacker Caves across the State...
The Resistance is growing.
If it's still unclear, the authoritarian, anti-crypto messaging seen throughout the exhibit are purely satirical. The dystopian views expressed by this series are not reflective of the views of the Ethereum Foundation, the Devcon event team, or even the artist. The exhibit posters are an artistic exploration of "what happens if we lose".
Now let's go make sure that doesn't happen.