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Originally Posted by bahbahmickey
1. Can you (or anyone else who thinks there is a real chance a crpyo(s) will replace fiat currency) explain why they think that?
2. In your mind, are people just going to start expecting currency to have wild swings and get used to it ("well my paycheck this month is just enough where I can buy my family dinner and keep the lights on for the month. I sure hope when I go to the grocery after work today that I can still afford my groceries, but if I can't I can always wait until tomorrow and hopefully the crypto goes up so I can buy the family groceries") or is the crpyo(s) that takes over the world going to be far less volatile that what we see today?
2b. If you think crypto will become way way less volatile what is going to change to make that happen?
If I knew the when, the how and exactly why then I would be a very rich man. Trying to guess or act like I know is crazy talk. That said, I believe change/evolution is inevitable, and that the current system has to go.
If you analyze the way fiat/ the fed/ banking works... now that is ****ing crazy/ a ponzi / facade. It was the best way we could manage in a world without technology. Even way back it was wildly inefficient but it was the best we had. It's not the case anymore.
The main arguments in support of government backed fiat is 1. Quadrillion's in assets and resources and 2. A very strong military.
1. So.... you're giving the gov free reign to severely mismanage the debt/ fiat/ economy, and then when it gets too bad you'll just sell PUBLICLY OWNED resources and assets to private companies/ other countries? That's ****ing insane man/ impossible/ against the constitution imo.
2. Strong military- so fiat backed by guns, WMDs, death, murder, and extreme fear? Really? That's something you support and have faith/ want to put your name to? It's inherently wrong/ needs to go.
I believe we are in the very early stages of crypto/ decentralized currency. Of course there are wild swings- only a couple are going to make it out alive- and when that happens / there's a clear winner then the price should stabilize. It's no different than when currency was first implemented- and why many people continued to barter long after it was invented. None of it is going to happen overnight.
Personally, i think the idea of a select handful of people (who arent even elected officials) to have complete control/ ability to **** entire countries over on a whim is bat**** insane (see venezuela). its also what we are seeing in politics right now, a few people having insane power over hundreds of millions of people. its insanity/ exactly why we are in the ****ter