It's something that's fascinated me of

like why is Rust so commonly used in the

crypto world. The best I can think of is

that you end up building systems that

need to be quite parallel. There's a lot

of sort of distributed systems

protocols. Correctness is quite

important because you're building like

things that need to be correct in some

way. Maybe that lends itself to Rust.

Maybe it's also the fact that a lot of

these things are built from scratch and

so you get free reign when choosing a

programming language and a lot of those

people choose Rust. Interestingly

actually so you know crypto both means

cryptocurrency but also means

cryptography and Russ is also quite

widely used in cryptography and there I

see it a lot more because if you want

really secure cryptographic libraries

that feels like something that's worth

implementing in Rust to eliminate some

of the potential error cases in the

cryptography where the impact is is

certainly pie.