The few articles I've read previously about Ethereum haven't mentioned this at all; they've either been fawning over the new "proof of stake" system replacing the hugely-energy-intensive "proof of work" system -- or they've focused on the limitations and vulnerabilities of crypto generally.
The TL;DR of the substack article is:
Ethereum has now been embedded in the WEF's wide-ranging Social Credit System and any wealth you hold in ETH can be withheld from you with the push of a button.
The stage has been set. In the digital asset space, it’s Bitcoin versus WEF/ETH coin. Freedom Money versus CBDC tyranny.
The few articles I've read previously about Ethereum haven't mentioned this at all; they've either been fawning over the new "proof of stake" system replacing the hugely-energy-intensive "proof of work" system -- or they've focused on the limitations and vulnerabilities of crypto generally.
The TL;DR of the substack article is:
Ethereum has now been embedded in the WEF's wide-ranging Social Credit System and any wealth you hold in ETH can be withheld from you with the push of a button.