> There are numerous chains with sub one-cent transaction fees which have tokens pegged to the dollar. Alright, so we agree - most chains are useless for monet

> There are numerous chains with sub one-cent transaction fees which have tokens pegged to the dollar. Alright, so we agree - most chains are useless for monetary protection, and require you to use a "pegged to the dollar" token which implies centralization, links with the financial system, and more, such that the claim "[n]o governments or regulators need to give me the go ahead" is true for your particular transactions but in no way true of the overall chain which is susceptible to real-world enforcement. Cool, you've admitted 99% of blockchains are useless, it's a start > It seems as though you're arguing that, if crypto existed during WWII, refugees should be forced to give up all their assets and life savings in order to save their own life. Why? You'll really have to walk me thru this line of reasoning step by step LOL, you've lost the plot