I wouldn’t demonize everything money related when it comes to building p2p git. My mental model is:
In order to build p2p git we need a model to self sustain
In order to self sustain we need a community owned token
In order to prevent huge volatility we need liquidity…
The above might be wrong but I strongly believe there is a case for liquidity helping the project, not harming it. Low-liquidity assets are more likely to be subject to attacks.
how does ethereum being extremely liquid help with building a world computer? well, the more liquidity more ppl can invest in ETH. contributors to ethereum holds a lot of ETH. ETH price goes up then contributors has more money to spend on people and tools to build ETH.