Hello Steemians, howdy?
For decades albeit centuries the banks have built up a sinister collaboration with governments to build the world's largest pyramid scheme!
The concept is simple - control their money, control their life! They know this that's why they hate it when you invest in Cryptocurrency. They know you are buying your retirement funds and they don't see themselves benefitting from it.
Hence they cry fowl play. How do they convince you to withdraw your money from your own control and return it back to them? It's by creating FUD! Panic and emotions drive people into actions they know this and they use it to their advantage.
Be your own bank! is there best argument that Satoshi used to win the hearts of many in 2008 after the global economic meltdown. It wasnt long before his disciples grew to what it currently is today.
It's still growing. The blockchain industry is still like a baby infant in his suckling stages. Without the milk of investors and mainstream media popularity, we can't grow at the pace we would love to.
But either way! We will outgrow the banker's influence. I love giving these warnings to people because I believe in it myself. This is literally your future. It's either you play an active role in it or you stand and watch others do it for you. Either way, in a few years time, you will definitely wish you did!
Start to learn how to manage your finances yourself! Make new friends! Grow your portfolio. The bankers are also looking for escape route. Don't allow them to use your money as their gateway to riches.
Get rich or die trying...
★Boom!★
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Why are banks and governments scared of Bitcoin?
Bitcoin - and other decentralised cryptocurrencies - allow people to trade directly with each other, cutting out the need for a middleman which, in traditional commerce, is a bank.
According to the Financial Times , even British banks are starting to shun companies that deal in Bitcoin.
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For my opinion the biggest bank problem in cryptocurrency is that when people start using crypto then they dont need banks for sending moneys. And when they dont need bank than the bank dont have any transaction fee because all fees go to miners or stakers
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Hahahahahaa
You said it just as it is
Even the bankers are now keying in
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That's the goal @nairadaddy, thanks for the enlightenment. Crypto currency all the way 🙌🙌.
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Indeed the bank have alot to fear unless they themselves evolve and revolve not only in the mechanism of operation but also in they investments as stakeholder.
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Crypto is the future.... Nice write-up sire.
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Allowing others to play with our money allows them to jack up fees, bribe politicians and give me a headache. Banks are a necessary evil for the time being... but i see a day where we each become our own bank... our own publisher, our own school, our own charity... there is no limit and I see some of these infants taking toddler steps.
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You couldn't have said or put this any better. The banks and fiat currency runners are simply haters...Q.E.D.
Nice piece @nairadaddy
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#gbam
You just hit the nail on the head. Bankers sef are beginning to open their eyes to the reality of the power of cryptocurrency but because of their work policies.... Theyre still holding back...
Time will tell tho
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