The business plan of any "disruption" is to undercut the legacy competitors, drive them out of business, then jack up the prices. See also: Uber, streaming services.

Enjoy your cheap lawyer tokens while you can.

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dudisubekti 14 minutes ago | parent [-]

I mean that's just how life is? Exploit opportunities when they appear, find new ones when they run out.

	▲	hackyhacky 7 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		In principle, that's fine, but "disruptive" businesses aren't building a positive long-term model. Rather, they are leveraging investors' money to recklessly demolish established systems and replace them with something worse.