r3drun3 on Nostr: Bitcoin is too dangerous. Dangerous for corporations. Dangerous for energy cartels. ...
Bitcoin is too dangerous.
Dangerous for corporations.
Dangerous for energy cartels.
Dangerous for surveillance states.
Dangerous for financial intermediaries.
Dangerous for debt-fueled economies.
Dangerous for fractional reserve banking.
Dangerous for inefficient central planners.
Dangerous for centralized control of capital flows.
Dangerous for monopolies built on coercive power.
Dangerous for industries built on obfuscating value.
Dangerous for institutions that weaponize monetary policy.
Dangerous for those who turn their responsibilities into externalities.
Dangerous for markets built on quantitative easing and infinite bailouts.
Dangerous for those who rely on trust, not verification.
Dangerous for systems that fear the autonomy of the individual.
Dangerous for defense contractors making war a business model.
Dangerous for a world addicted to low time preferences.
Dangerous for a world that mistakes complexity for progress.
Dangerous for asset bubbles fueled by cheap and easy credit.
Dangerous for a world where value is divorced from accountability.
Dangerous for those whose power comes from devaluing others' wealth.
Dangerous for elites who never had to compete in a really free and open market.
Dangerous for those who see capital controls as a tool of governance.
Dangerous for economies where value is determined by proximity to power.
And most of all, dangerous for those who still believe we can really be free in a world without it.
#studybitcoin
Dangerous for corporations.
Dangerous for energy cartels.
Dangerous for surveillance states.
Dangerous for financial intermediaries.
Dangerous for debt-fueled economies.
Dangerous for fractional reserve banking.
Dangerous for inefficient central planners.
Dangerous for centralized control of capital flows.
Dangerous for monopolies built on coercive power.
Dangerous for industries built on obfuscating value.
Dangerous for institutions that weaponize monetary policy.
Dangerous for those who turn their responsibilities into externalities.
Dangerous for markets built on quantitative easing and infinite bailouts.
Dangerous for those who rely on trust, not verification.
Dangerous for systems that fear the autonomy of the individual.
Dangerous for defense contractors making war a business model.
Dangerous for a world addicted to low time preferences.
Dangerous for a world that mistakes complexity for progress.
Dangerous for asset bubbles fueled by cheap and easy credit.
Dangerous for a world where value is divorced from accountability.
Dangerous for those whose power comes from devaluing others' wealth.
Dangerous for elites who never had to compete in a really free and open market.
Dangerous for those who see capital controls as a tool of governance.
Dangerous for economies where value is determined by proximity to power.
And most of all, dangerous for those who still believe we can really be free in a world without it.
#studybitcoin