Hey H.Abuhamad, unfornuately I'm thinking it may be a case of...

Hey H.Abuhamad, unfornuately I'm thinking it may be a case of the Tall Poppy Syndrome.

In an article I found about someone's view on this:

"Social media puts you in the spotlight, there will people who praise you and others who will criticize you. It’s a platform where we find trolls and keyboard warriors who feel the need to bring others down to somehow build themselves up. People in the spotlight who choose to be open with their lives and careers, are mainly supported and encouraged by their peers. But there is always a few that try to bring them down.

It frustrates me as an Australian that this culture exists here; when I have lived in the UK or travelled to the US, success and achievement through hard work are praised and people admire you rather than bring you down."

This is only someone's view of the differing cultures, but it may help explain why in this case the US & UK generally see the potential and admire upcoming companies with disruptive technologies more so than Australia.