I agree, the attention span is an issue - but perhaps there is a way around that - for example with Hive being a place of many aplications on the blockchain, people can keep jumping off one app and onto another while still being invested. potentially at least.
but the new business of Crypto Financial Advisors/Managers is going to move way up the line
This guy today is now looking to go into economics and business school as he wants to be in a position to both learn and advise. It will be a growth industry - with lots of scams filling the space to navigate.
kind of like all the bank scams, and investment scams, they will grow, they seem to be a part of human nature.
Business school may be a great place to start for him, if he can avoid being a carbon copy of the institute and still be able to think outside of the box they will try to put him in.
I got a call asking for investment at the start of 2018 . After saying no, I am invested in crypto -they proudly said that they have investment options in crypto available too, and while risky, the last year had seen a 20% return. Bitcoin had gone from 800 to 20,000 that last year - and they only offered 20% back on the investment??
People still think scams are run by individuals and not by corporations and conglomerates, in America people forget real easy the bank failures from over extending and lending, of the ENRON collapse and other big business theft of the little guy and middle class guy, and even the rich guys money, scams are after all only run by bad people. But we have that attention span issue, people forget.
They seem to be unaware that Amazon pays almost no tax as well. If we could all creatively account as well as the large corporations, the governments would be able to buy themselves lunch at a street vendor.