> In simple terms. The currencies, and related technologies al deal with the problem of transferring of money/services between parties where no centralized trus

> In simple terms. The currencies, and related technologies al deal with the problem of transferring of money/services between parties where no centralized trust/power exists. When does that really occur in every day life? I understand that a seller can scam me (send a brick) or I could revoke my payment and scam the seller. But that problem is never solved? > Credit card companies blocking transfers to legitimate companies on the basis of pressure from the US gov. Technology is never going to fix societial problems. Paying with dollars or crypto -> if the USA says no, and you still pay you can get fined or worse. > Banks printing money and devaluing currency of currency holders, etc. To keep currencies afloat and thus society operational / functioning, you mean? > Bailouts/handouts to undeserving private companies with public money. Technology is never going to solve human problems like that. This is not a technology problem.