crypto

I respectfully disagree.

With the GENIUS Act the old economy is killing off the last bits of the peer-to-peer money dream. Permissioned and $-backed crypto isn't crypto, imo. It's just another layer of speculation controlled by bankers.

Worst of all, the surging stablecoin market is set to become a new bailout for the financial elite, but this time it won't be at taxpayers' expense. Instead, it'll be funded by our money - the crypto community's funds used to prop up obligatory dollar reserves. After that, defi will disappear. Only the BTC remains. 

It's perfectly okay to be a degenerate, make money, and have fun, but let's not confuse it with financial freedom.

The crypto orthodoxy debate has finally begun!
@vitalik.eth believes that, at this stage in crypto's development, simply growing the space may not be beneficial anymore. We need to exercise caution from now on.
“If you are building something, the first question to ask is: Are you making your users free?”

The crypto orthodoxy debate has finally begun!
@vitalik.eth believes that, at this stage in crypto's development, simply growing the space may not be beneficial anymore. We need to exercise caution from now on.
“If you are building something, the first question to ask is: Are you making your users free?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jznCAlGknIo

tech & culture /worldview /p-doom /aicoin /digitallove (mod) pdoom 0x30f562C291034a71390678b78f765bc78152fc84, aicoin 0x34d1ff3D195e17E706DaF98462006A5D5Ec57eF0

there are way too many coins and it keeps adding up every second
most people end up losing money and trust