The article discusses the recent "Solana Boston" conference and highlights the efforts to attract students from top universities, particularly MIT, to the crypto industry. The conference was a more modest affair compared to previous events and included talks by speakers such as John Deaton, a lawyer challenging Elizabeth Warren for her senate seat. The article suggests that the presence of founders creating Solana-native apps indicates a shift towards usable applications and broader adoption in the crypto industry. However, the article also notes that many students at MIT are more interested in fields like AI than crypto. The article calls for better entry-level job opportunities and educational opportunities in the crypto industry to attract more graduates.



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