The acceptance process of new things can be roughly divided into three stages: sarcasm, doubt and acceptance. This process is also known as the "technology acceptance curve."
Sarcasm, doubt and acceptance are common psychological reactions when people face new things. This process can also help people better understand and apply new things. This mentality is very obvious for technological innovation products, because technological products are updated and iterated very quickly. They have not undergone iterative optimization when they were first released, and the original products are often crude and difficult to understand. Only through continuous iteration, optimization, testing, and personal practice can we see the essence behind innovation.
The same is true for innovations on the blockchain. For example, in the current Bitcoin ecosystem, most people are sarcastic and skeptical, and their prejudice against new things is the biggest resistance to investment.
