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Exactly this. All these promises of crypto being "independent" of banks and governments all rely on the relative obscurity and novelty of the technology. If cry
by mtlmtlmtlmtl 5y ago
Exactly this. All these promises of crypto being "independent" of banks and governments all rely on the relative obscurity and novelty of the technology. If crypto became the default currency, it would have to play nice with existing economic and political structures, and all of those "advantages" would be gone.