The crypto sector, even though being over a decade old, is still in it's infancy. We're no where near global adoption yet. We'll be there when my mother uses blockchain web 3.0 services for voting on cat contests. This obviously assumes several things that still need to happen: - My non technically inclined mother needs to be onboarded to crypto in a creative and interesting way. - A service must exist where people can create cat contests and vote on said contests via Web 3.0 Interface. This is ONLY possible on a few blockchains these days as that's one heck of a lot of transactions that need to be processed. Said transactions must be ultra cheap (or even nearly free). - The service must be widely used enough that multiple people are entering their pets, voting and participating in these contests. Yeah, we're in the infancy of blockchain technology. My mother enters cat contests online, even a few years ago this wasn't even possible with the internet yet.
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The day my family shows any positive interest in blockchain and crypto is the day snow falls at the equator. I've stopped trying to get them to see the benefits.