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> that's basically giving all the power to banks and governments to control the transactions which is exactly what we have now. Sorry for a possibly stupid que
by beefield 9y ago
> that's basically giving all the power to banks and governments to control the transactions which is exactly what we have now.
Sorry for a possibly stupid question, but... what, exactly, is wrong with the current control governments and banks have on your transactions?
- vorotato 9y agoIf you don't mind the power relationship between governments/banks and society there's a cheaper way than cryptocurrency called using banks. However many seeking cryptocurrencies are doing so to either escape regulation, or to escape capitalist centralized power structures.