It is interesting though that on Blurt the mostly “not nice” posts filled with drama and angry fighting earn the most Crypto . Day in and day out.

Have you considered that this might be the case because people are interested in how they want to resolve perceived problems of interaction? You can say drama, but you could also frame it differently and find that conflict is often the best way to gain insights for yourself. Conflict hotspots are known to attract many people, that's true. But they are not to be condemned per se if one manages to overcome one's frustration and does not chafe at the anger of others but finds arguments that go beyond that.

Maybe it's you as well who fights over cryptos?