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Maybe the information asymmetry is part of the problem itself. Banking system is centuries upon centuries of arbitraty constructs. It does not make sense from
by spiorf 8y ago
Maybe the information asymmetry is part of the problem itself.
Banking system is centuries upon centuries of arbitraty constructs. It does not make sense from the ground up.
- mgraczyk 8y agoYes, there are lots of good Bitcoin/blockchain resources online, while the banking system is more complicated and has fewer easily digestible resources available.
- EpicEng 8y agoCrypto coins aren't really comparable to the banking system though. That's like comparing CPU architecture to the functionality of a website.
- CaptainZapp 8y agowhile the banking system is more complicated and has fewer easily digestible resources available I'd wager that the literature on banking and finance far outweighs resources on anything crypto. Specifically compared to papers on crypto coming from a neutral perspective. Your statement is just plain wrong. edit : clarification
- pjc50 8y agoAh, but it's not presented in a droning series of youtube videos that pander to the viewer's prejudices, so it might as well not exist! /s
- acjohnson55 8y agoCould you elaborate on this? It's not at all obvious to me that this is true.
- klipt 8y ago> centuries upon centuries of arbitrary constructs That also describes the English language, and yet here we are, still using it. In general, something that's lasted centuries is more likely to last centuries more, than something that's only lasted one decade.