Same kind of mentality that surrounded the acceptance of the automobile, airplane, phones, internet..... These people are brought along kicking and screaming till they finally get it.
You know this is the argument that will be used to push for CBDCs, right?
Bitcoin is an entirely different animal. Anyone who is excited about how BTC will change our world also knows that cbds are a continuation of the beast system bitcoin will free us from.
The globalists will always try to invert the truth and co-opt what is good and beneficial for humanity. It's our job not to let them. They shall not pass.
My main point is that the best way to combat the globalist co-opt of currency is to remove vectors of control, not add them. Gold and silver (or any asset based currency really) will always be better than any fiat, even digital fiat.
I try to maintain an open point of view, which includes considering that I could always be wrong. However, I cannot see how crypto will free us from anything. It is a fiat currency. The value is not tied to a physical material asset, and the block-chain mining process is proof against counterfeiting not inflation.
You're 100% correct about the methods and motives of the globalists, and our duties in response. But please take a moment think about what you said there. Crypto requires an internet connection (built-in off switch) and it's value is subject to market fluctuations that are already being subjugated to AI-styled algorithm interference (controlled inflation).
Maybe I'm a Luddite, and if so, then I'm fine with that appellation. I would honestly prefer to be wrong here. Part of me is desperately hoping that I'm wrong, but I can't ignore the other part of me that points out patterns. Because maybe I'm right, and we're very close to the institution of $USDC closely followed by heavy crypto tariffs.
Bitcoin is a commodity, unlike the paper dollar. BTC has been called digital gold. It has to be mined to be made available. Unlike gold btc has a limited amount of 21 million. Because of that aspect it can't be overproduced therefore is not subject to inflation.
If you are interested in really understanding bitcoin I suggest you listen to any of Michael Saylor's or Jeff Booth's interviews on YouTube. The deeper understanding of this amazing emergence of a decentralized store of wealth for 8 billion people will give you hope.
You know this is the argument that will be used to push for CBDCs, right?
Bitcoin is an entirely different animal. Anyone who is excited about how BTC will change our world also knows that cbds are a continuation of the beast system bitcoin will free us from.
The globalists will always try to invert the truth and co-opt what is good and beneficial for humanity. It's our job not to let them. They shall not pass.
My main point is that the best way to combat the globalist co-opt of currency is to remove vectors of control, not add them. Gold and silver (or any asset based currency really) will always be better than any fiat, even digital fiat.
I try to maintain an open point of view, which includes considering that I could always be wrong. However, I cannot see how crypto will free us from anything. It is a fiat currency. The value is not tied to a physical material asset, and the block-chain mining process is proof against counterfeiting not inflation.
You're 100% correct about the methods and motives of the globalists, and our duties in response. But please take a moment think about what you said there. Crypto requires an internet connection (built-in off switch) and it's value is subject to market fluctuations that are already being subjugated to AI-styled algorithm interference (controlled inflation).
Maybe I'm a Luddite, and if so, then I'm fine with that appellation. I would honestly prefer to be wrong here. Part of me is desperately hoping that I'm wrong, but I can't ignore the other part of me that points out patterns. Because maybe I'm right, and we're very close to the institution of $USDC closely followed by heavy crypto tariffs.
Bitcoin is a commodity, unlike the paper dollar. BTC has been called digital gold. It has to be mined to be made available. Unlike gold btc has a limited amount of 21 million. Because of that aspect it can't be overproduced therefore is not subject to inflation.
If you are interested in really understanding bitcoin I suggest you listen to any of Michael Saylor's or Jeff Booth's interviews on YouTube. The deeper understanding of this amazing emergence of a decentralized store of wealth for 8 billion people will give you hope.