I get your concerns, as I have the same ones. BTC is one of the worst ones, if not the worst. Just the first mover. Mining is only for the rich, and it definitely is centralized.

But with newer cryptos, like Cardano, it is specifically designed to be decentralized by the holders of crypto.

And to answer your decentralized question, it's because for proof of stake coins, that don't use power, the holders of the crypto help verify the transactions and maintain the blockchain. And everyone can see the transactions, not necessarily your name and what you spent it on. There is clear, transparent view of transactions without the BS of the fraud via central banks and dark transactions that no one can ever see.

You can't just print crypto like the Fed.

And this isn't a crypto vs silver. Silver is awesome and so is gold. It holds a different purpose as well and definitely a good hedge against systemwide collapse. Which, in my estimation, is going to happen soon. Wall St. doing the same thing they were doing in 2008, but this time, WAY WAY worse.

The main concern is the FEDcoin, which I WILL NEVER participate in. Any central bank with their own crypto is something we automatically revolt against.

With crypto, there are different types, some with privacy functions and untraceable. The difference is, YOU get to choose which one you want to use. It's still very early, but in terms of getting out under the weight of the central banks with modernized commerce, crypto is the best opportunity for the people. But yes, silver and gold, no argument over here. Awesome as well, just not as easy to do commerce with.

I get your concerns, as I have the same ones. BTC is one of the worst ones, if not the worst. Just the first mover. Mining is only for the rich, and it definitely is centralized.

But with newer cryptos, like Cardano, it is specifically designed to be decentralized by the holders of crypto.

And to answer your decentralized question, it's because for proof of stake coins, that don't use power, the holders of the crypto help verify the transactions and maintain the blockchain, and earn interest by staking their crypto to help the network.

And everyone can see the transactions, not necessarily your name and what you spent it on. There is clear, transparent view of transactions without the BS of the fraud via central banks and dark transactions that no one can ever see.

And this isn't a crypto vs silver. Silver is awesome and so is gold. It holds a different purpose as well and definitely a good hedge against systemwide collapse. Which, in my estimation, is going to happen soon. Wall St. doing the same thing they were doing in 2008, but this time, WAY WAY worse.

The main concern is the FEDcoin, which I WILL NEVER participate in. Any central bank with their own crypto is something we automatically revolt against.

With crypto, there are different types, some with privacy functions and untraceable. The difference is, YOU get to choose which one you want to use. It's still very early, but in terms of getting out under the weight of the central banks with modernized commerce, crypto is the best opportunity for the people. But yes, silver and gold, no argument over here. Awesome as well, just not as easy to do commerce with.

I get your concerns, as I have the same ones. BTC is one of the worst ones, if not the worst. Just the first mover. Mining is only for the rich, and it definitely is centralized.

But with newer cryptos, like Cardano, it is specifically designed to be decentralized by the holders of crypto.

And to answer your decentralized question, it's because for proof of stake coins, that don't use power, the holders of the crypto help verify the transactions and maintain the blockchain. And everyone can see the transactions, not necessarily your name and what you spent it on. There is clear, transparent view of transactions without the BS of the fraud via central banks and dark transactions that no one can ever see.

And this isn't a crypto vs silver. Silver is awesome and so is gold. It holds a different purpose as well and definitely a good hedge against systemwide collapse. Which, in my estimation, is going to happen soon. Wall St. doing the same thing they were doing in 2008, but this time, WAY WAY worse.

The main concern is the FEDcoin, which I WILL NEVER participate in. Any central bank with their own crypto is something we automatically revolt against.

With crypto, there are different types, some with privacy functions and untraceable. The difference is, YOU get to choose which one you want to use. It's still very early, but in terms of getting out under the weight of the central banks with modernized commerce, crypto is the best opportunity for the people. But yes, silver and gold, no argument over here. Awesome as well, just not as easy to do commerce with.

I get your concerns, as I have the same ones. BTC is one of the worst ones, if not the worst. Just the first mover. Mining is only for the rich, and it definitely is centralized.

But with newer cryptos, like Cardano, it is specifically designed to be decentralized by the holders of crypto.

And this isn't a crypto vs silver. Silver is awesome and so is gold. It holds a different purpose as well and definitely a good hedge against systemwide collapse. Which, in my estimation, is going to happen soon. Wall St. doing the same thing they were doing in 2008, but this time, WAY WAY worse.

The main concern is the FEDcoin, which I WILL NEVER participate in. Any central bank with their own crypto is something we automatically revolt against.

With crypto, there are different types, some with privacy functions and untraceable. The difference is, YOU get to choose which one you want to use. It's still very early, but in terms of getting out under the weight of the central banks with modernized commerce, crypto is the best opportunity for the people. But yes, silver and gold, no argument over here. Awesome as well, just not as easy to do commerce with.