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4 cryptocurrencies went for a DISC workshop. They were fascinated by how the DISC model aimed to categorize people (and cryptocurrencies) into four colors: Red, Yellow, Green and Blue.
Her loud voice dwarfing the rest, Solana spoke up, "I am definitely a Red. I am made for speed and can possess more than 1000 transactions per second. Plus, my sphere of influence is expanding fiercely, from DeFi to NFT and Web3 projects!"
"What you're saying isn't wrong," Polkadot responded excitedly, "But is speed everything in life? I would like to think that I focus on connections, on strengthening the relationships between blockchains. And I do that pretty well, I would like to think. I help to make cross-blockchain transfers of digital assets possible. It's awesome to be a Yellow!"
"I'm not unlike you," Ethereum said to Polkadot, "I care about relationships too. But since we can't give to others what we lack, I focus on steadying and stabilizing myself first. That's why I voluntarily underwent the Ethereum London upgrade, despite my aversion to change. But I think my focus on self is working. Everyone comes to me to build their projects, be it DeFi or NFTs!"
"My use case may be limited compared to you trio," Bitcoin folded his arms, a slight frown creased on his brow, "But what I aim to do, I do it magnificently. My end game is to allow the world to conduct peer-to-peer transactions seamlessly. Well, I'm not perfect but I'm close to perfection. Otherwise, why would El Salvador make me legal tender in their country? Why would the Republic of Panama introduce a bill that will enable her citizens to use me as a payment method?"
Solana, Polkadot and Ethereum were perhaps daunted by the majestic aura Bitcoin was evoking as he spoke his words with strength and conviction. They fell silent, leaving Bitcoin's words to reverberate in the air.
