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Wasn't radical decentralization also a key pitch for IoT in the late 2000s/early 2010s?
One more thing about this parallel -- many argue the importance of the blockchain by comparing it to the Internet (the "next Internet"). But that was the exact same comparison used for IoT -- it's right in the name
Maybe a new moniker would help like the interblocknetchain? 
I like @rezendi's take on this: blockchains as the next linux, not the next internet. A set of underlying building blocks and protocols that power things behind the scenes.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/05/28/double-double-cryptocoin-bubble/ …
This argument by analogy is unconvincing because comparing distributed ledger technology to IoT is like comparing TCP/IP to the iPhone. Do you have a first principles argument to root the discussion? :)
I'm just saying that not everything that gets heralded as the next internet turns out to be the next internet. Sometimes there's signal in the hype, sometimes the hype is a collective delusion. It's problem-solving and value-added, not hype, that should drive tech
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