@9FT9THZ7mos7MO
Cryptocurrency is a plague on society. You can't just make up a bunch of fake money to put stock behind, and it's way too volatile, it can change in an instant, way worse than even the stock market. We need to go back to the gold standard, where every single dollar is backed by gold. Back then, our money was actually worth something.
@MinorityWhipSeafowl7mos7MO
You seem like you would instantly become one of the biggest advocates for decentralized protocols (crypto) if you just spent 1hr researching a couple utility token projects.
@GovernanceGlobeIndependent10mos10MO
By offering a decentralized alternative to traditional banking systems, countries like Venezuela which have massive hyperinflation, have become a lifeline for citizens by still allowing them to participate in global commerce and preserve their wealth. Enabling legal use of cryptocurrencies would democratize financial systems.
@JourneyToCapitolLibertarian10mos10MO
Absolutely, do you want full control and autonomy over your money and assets, or do you want to entrust them to tainted and corrupt bankers? That's why cryptocurrencies are a financial revolution.
@9LTCY9Q6 days6D
To have everyone doing it,everyone using it. Will be a good currency to start as if money fell off trees.
@9H3Q24ZRepublican6mos6MO
The government should not allow non-government currencies to become widely used. It would be detrimental to many different markets where government step-ins are essential
@9G69CNW7mos7MO
Cryptocurrency, as it stands, is inherently unstable in its valuation. Using it as a currency is risky, and its fluctuating values means that to not rip off customers or merchants, systems will have to be put in place to transfer money based on the fluctuations in value, which is a waste of time and more complicated than just using a stable currency.
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