War on Cash and the adoption of digital currency

in digitalcurrency •  7 years ago  (edited)

Logistically speaking, think of what global reach is and supply chain/supply and demand determine in correlation to intrinsic value.

In this article I want to touch on the subject matter, which is what is cash and the war on cash. In my personal definition, cash is a system made where intrinsic value is set as a standard for bartering. What is a standard at any given point? When did bartering become a corporate standard? Well, a standard is a variable that determines the way we operate in the present, somewhat. The adoption of digital currency is causing a disruption in the current operational system of value and thus the war on cash continues.

In my previous blog, I was pretty clear on how I see cash is simply as an inflationary standard. It will possibly be obsolete in the near future. We have more things tied to our fiat currency which currently increase the deficit of our country overall budget in the USA. I for one am merely a veteran whom apparently got lost in the transition. In 2014, bored... I jumped into the rabbit-hole of the "war on cash" and holistic care. I am a humanitarian logistics consultant, I embody three tiers... first aid health, financial first aid, and disaster preparedness.

As a humanitarian logistics consultant, I have had the privy of understanding what cryptocurrency means as global reach outlet. Cryptocurrency main attributes are humanitarian, technology, and investment. The tiers I have worked on, are what I call "warrior life" and "balance". Financial first aid is what I call cryptocurrency comprehension and adoption. I also think of cryptocurrency more as a "financial insurance". The adoption rate digital currency is currently undergoing is moving faster than what has been expected. At this rate, digital currency will be massively adopted in between 5 to 10 years.

Countries are currently operating at a cash flow of 8% in some parts of the world. Additionally, in some countries cryptocurrency has really built a bridge in humanitarian aid.

What does that mean?

A cashless society is inevitable! Digital currency is the future!!!

The problem lies in the way we will massively adopt digital currency. Will we accept corporate state and money or will we opt out for a decentralized economy?

There are reasons that Bitcoin is moving at an extraordinary rate. In less than a year, cryptocurrency has taken a scalability that has been unpredictable, over 1k percentage. At a current rate of $16,808.30 for Bitcoin (BTC), who can predict what the global reach will value this "new asset"?

The following are my personal reasoning:

technology
adoptive
digital currency
decentralization
humanitarian efforts
borderless
global reach
survivalist
disaster preparedness
glocal economy shift
war reserve material/asset
encryption
economy insurance
income shifting
deflationary

I'm truly tired of being a "slave to the system". The performance and transition Bitcoin is undergoing is unfathomable.

I will not ask you to opt out for cryptocurrency but rather for you to compare what a true digital currency is and what should be considered as a bartering system of intrinsic value.

" Do we go with the digital cashless society of corporate control over money with complete merging of corporate and state money, where instead of having the separation of state and money you have the the merging of state and money and corporation and money, where your money is branded money. You now have "chase dollars, goldman sach's dollars, coca-cola dollars" money controlled by corporations .... Or... do we go down the other future?... We have money that is basically an internet protocol that is completely global, that any person can pay any person, they meet in the street without any corporations being involved, from me to you digital cash.... " -Andreas M. Antonopoulos

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