Cryptocurrencies Are A Done Deal And This War Proves It!!!!

in general •  7 years ago  (edited)

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We all know the FUD the mainstream media spread about cryptocurrencies the last three months. It is well documented what they were able to do to such a small market. The industry is still in its infancy, hence wide-spread, concerted efforts had a major impact.

That said, this is just FUD. It is not based in any reality. What people fear is a mirage. Of course, being reared in a world of scarcity, fear is the main weapon and a truly effective one. The masses rarely take the time to learn what is going on. Ironically, everyone on STEEM is involved in cryptocurrency simply by being here yet there are some who ignore the basics too.

One of the main pieces that was tossed around which got people scared was the potential of what the government would do. Fear that the government would step in and ban cryptocurrency was high on the list of many. Recent events show how preposterous this really is.

We need to understand that the government is just an arm for the banksters. They are henchmen there to do the elites diry work. Without the government, the banksters are essentially impotent. All their power is unenforceable without the ability to coerce at gun point. This is something the government provides.

The banksters are threatened by cryptocurrency because it has the properties of a financial instrument. In other words, it can be used as a currency. Notice I wrote "properties". Cryptocurrency is not a financial instrument but, rather, a technology. It is an application built upon another technology called blockchain. Cryptocurrency is no different from email which was the first widespread application used on the Internet.

This is where most people expect the government to step in. We all heard the FUD about what was going on around the world. One of the challenges is to define the government. In the United States, we often mean the Feds. While they have most of the power, there are times when other governmental entities go against it. Rarely do you see a united effort in anything.

President Trump got his panties in a wad over the santuary city status adopted by Berkley,CA. Now, I do not bring this up to engage upon a political debate. Rather, I want to point out what Berkley proposed when the President threatened to cut off funding to the city. The city considered launching a cryptocurrency ICO to pay for affordable housing.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/berkeley-considers-launching-ico-to-fund-affordable-housing-fears-cuts-under-trump

In this situation, we have one government telling another government to F--k off.

Money is becoming an issue for many municipalities. In short, they are broke which is no surprise since most Americans are in the same boat. So what idea is being broached among these entities? According to Lafayette Parrish in Lousiana, the idea of creating its own currency to steer money so they can meet their budget requirements. This is the proposal of the Mayor-Parrish President.

Here is something else that he said....

“It’s not just a bunch of global libertarians that want unregulated, untraceable and secure digital currency transacions. It’s the recognition of global stakeholders that the world of banking, finance and payment systems is forever changed, that the world of healthcare, government and possibly every other industry is about to be disrupted.”

Did you read that? These words were not spoken by some futurist or tech titan. This is a politician talking about the distriuption in all areas from digital currency. This is incredible.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/lafayette-parish-louisiana-considers-development-of-municipal-cryptocurrency-and-ico

I must state that the United States government, thus far, has not interfered greatly in the world of cryptocurrencies. At present, the regulations are minor, mostly focusing upon ICOs. That said, if the Feds did take the approach that it would want to ban them, you already have state and city entities ready to fight.

Therefore, when we say the "government" who are we referring to?

Which brings me to this situation in Syria. The lines are drawn.

On one side is the United States with the backing of the Canada. Standing opposite it is Russia, Iran, and China. Germany opted to steer clear of this one for the moment.

Let the bombing begin.

With all that is going on, do you see the governments of the world doing the banksters bidding and uniting against cryptocurrency? Do you think that a realistic possibility? My view is that the U.S will take the opposite view that Russia/China take (and vice versa). It matters none if it likes the position as long as it can argue against the others. That is the state of geopolitics these days.

This is a major challenge since cryptocurrency is a technology. A great way to think about this is comparing it to water. Technology knows no boundaries. If it is "dammed" in one area, it simply will go to another. We are already seeing this. China bans exchanges, they move to S. Korea or Japan. Try to stop the miners and they move operations to Finland or Canada. Try closing of a network in one country only results in nodes being opened elsewhere.

In other words, there is nothing to fear. Cryptocurrency is a done deal. This is central to the Age of Abundance we are about to enter. We see more than 1,500 in existence right now with others proposed. Over the next 5 years, we are going to see thousands more created. Naturally, many are going to fail due to a lack of support. Nevertheless, as an industry, cryptocurrency is going to flourish. It is guaranteed.

And the reason? There is nothing to stop it. The banksters are impotent against this technology and their government hacks useless in the fight.

Remember, the more China and Russia clamp down, the more incentive that the U.S has to remain lax about it.

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I hadn't heard about the Berkley incident.. don't fuck with those hippies.. especially smart hippies..

Nothing worse than a smart stoner.

Too laid back to fight directly but smart enough to infect everything digital that you touch.

Something that I rarely see others mentioned is the volume when crypto prices drop. The volume also drops. The FUDs are only with people who do not know crypto and buy into it. Most of the crypto investors held and that is was volume is so low in the down turn. Thanks.

I'm hoping you are right about that. Makes sense.

I have a FUD with the USA dollar. It's pretty crazy how horrible the USD did against bitcoin over the last year.

We must not forget that China and Russia are still both socialist (communist) run states and cryptocurrencies would do more damage, and much quicker, undermining government authority in those countries. There, it is all about keeping things in check (status quo) and holding onto power. The west also fears decentralization but understands how to capitalize on change.

Very well written, and very true. It's here, and it's here to stay! I feel like a lot of people that are completely uninformed about crypto see it as such a risky fad because they think that it can just be shut down with the flip of a switch. From my first introduction to crypto, I always wondered, "well, how the fuck is that possible?" It doesn't take a lot of research into the crypto world to realize how difficult and unrealistic it would be for crypto to just be "shut down".

Again, great article! Always excited to hear your thoughts as I'm still not completely comfortable in my footing in my knowledge of crypto. Getting there, day by day thanks to users such as yourself!

The only way to do that is to shut down the entire Internet which isnt going to happen.

So, yeah, at this point any talks about stopping the rise of cryptocurrency is simply foolish. It is impossible to do.

I think this east west dichotomy will be seen in blockchain based social media as well. @onosocial about to launch <3

Love the bullish tone of this article!

Excellent article but I fear the markets will just do their usual rollercoaster, no matter what. We go up... up... up... And then we go down, down, down... As long as the longterm trendline is up, I'll just enjoy the ride. 😂

What's up metered in? Dollars? Or our chances of unleashing a global catastrophe by the push of a button?

Well that is true. Markets have a mind of their own and things go up and down.

Yet so does housing...does that mean we are going to stop having shelter? Of course not. Cryptocurrency as a whole is here to stay...how it is priced will vary.

There are a lot of currencies that will end up going away since they are worthless and serve no purpose (if not outright scams).

We are going to require a clearing out of some of the trash....

Indeed cryptocurrency is but one aspect of the Blockchain technology and we are already seeing many industries embracing it so mass adoption is going to be a reality and not a pipe dream.

Indeed ban it somewhere it will be transferred to another place. In India it has been banned and people are looking for other ways to still trade and invest outside of their country.
Banksters will try to utilize all their weapons like government and media but it is a done deal. They cannot stop the march of technology.

Yes @maverickinvictus.

With information being so readily available, the governments of the world cannot hide it from their people. Even in China, where the Internet is tightly controlled, people have ways around it.

Cryptocurrency is going to take off at some point and the masses will start to get interested again. This means that people in those nations who are oppressed are going to start to find a way around things.

It will happen...human ingenuity is unlimited. When a billion people start searching for a way around something, there is a good chance they will find it....

I always love your optimistic view about this great technology. One thing you said is quite sure. A couple of cryptos will fail, thats okay, at the industry itself is going to stay and flourish. In a short while, some government will decide to take the opportunity offered by the technology to improve on their states. It will start with the smaller world economies and by then he the bigger powers want to fight the industry, they will have a couple of nations and state to deal with.

It's the bankers and us, some governments are either working for us, as per their oaths of office or working for the Rothschild owned bankers.

Governments, in their lawful and principled state are only people, mere mortals, as are the bankers, they are bound to fuck up but everyone can redeem themselves. I really think that nothing short of full blown nuclear war will stall crypto's, and even then, all outside the demolished city zones that make up only a couple percent of the land area, life will continue and the idea of decentralized ledgers will keep being used in tandem with transparency to secure trustless uniformity over our valuations, our revolutionary hero is a faceless developer.

You put a lot of thoughts into this, so I wont rush into it. About to go to bed, but will sure come take a proper look tomorrow.

Central powers have been beaten with geurilla warfare.

This is geurilla economics.

Resteemed. Good shit.

Thank you for this post. there is no doubt that we are at the start of something that will change things. But we are at the very beginning. The US is sending signs that they will regulate heavily until there is a reason to do less and since at the end of the day crypto must go to fiat in order for it to be spent, they have great controls. The key is the industry has to begin to self regulate and work together to head off the current problems. The quicker they do this the faster we can see a stable industry. But again bumps and bruises will occur. So buckle up and keep the faith. Thanks.

...since at the end of the day crypto must go to fiat in order for it to be spent, they have great controls.

That is today but it will not be that way very soon. The Arizona Senate already passed a bill that allows residents to pay their taxes and fees in Bitcoin. The House took up the bill and hasnt passed it since they are rewriting it to include other cryptocurrencies. In other words, this is a done deal (since the governor will sign it).

Each day more commerce is done in cryptocurrency....more outlets are for it. Sure, it is minimal today but it is growing.

Many people doing work in the crypto field take payment, at least partial, in cryptocurrency. When a lot of people have a currency, merchants are going to do what they can to access that currency and direct it to them.

It is only a matter of time.

I do not disagree but the currencies also have to stabilize or no merchants will take them. This is why Bitcoin has lost some merchants recently. Too difficult to tell what a merchant is actually being paid for a good or service. Values have to stabilize and the industry has to take this mission on. It starts with getting out the frauds and stopping the manipulation of the prices which will by far be the hardest issue to solve. This is where regulation might be a great thing. Just my thoughts.

Larger market caps and institutional money will remove some of the volatility. Of course, with any market, things can be extremely volatile as the stock market is proving. Even the currencies market, with $5T traded daily can be volatile.

Thanks for your comments. Yes stocks and currencies can be volatile, but 10% in a day. None of them move this way regularly. Until that calms down and the manipulation from parties who have no interest in the companies only in making quick money are rooted out, it will be really tough for the industry. But there is a lot of regulation comping which will help in this regard. It has to happen and I hope the industry stay involved because it could be heavy handed if not.

My newsfeed this morning had very positive things to say about cryptocurrencies. In fact CNN stated that they think we've hit the bottom and that we are now heading back up. I'm glad to see people putting more money where it belongs. In the world of cryptocurrencies.

As always, you're posts spark some excitement in me...this time, it's the words of the Mayor-Parrish President! Unbelievable to say the least!! I caught my mouth hanging open when I read it.

There really is no turning back now, is there? Not that I would want us to.

Thank you again for your research and knowledge; you are my go-to guy for all things crypto :)

Interesting that you’re seeing a politician see crypto as a way out of being under another politician’s thumb. I doubt it would work for that mayor considering just how poor of a job politicians usually do on pretty well everything but who knows? This is crypto we’re talking about.

Yes, I totally agree @taskmaster4450 with you in my opinion the government needs to go the bankers way. And we also had the news about Soros Fund and Rockefellers Venture Capital are planning to invest in cryptos. And of course I guess if Russia, China and Vietnam are doing the dirty regulatory work the US only needs to use this for it advantages. Great thoughts thanks!!!

I am a true convert for crypto. Just a few short months ago I was a skeptic, but continued to research it and I am now a true believer in it's game changing abilities.

It's interesting, I surveyed 125 people (relatively spread across age and gender) about their FUD. Fears/criticisms were usually rooted in one major misconception or unrelated focus. People noted that they thought Bitcoin was a scam/ponzi scheme, in a bubble/not worth investing in, one of only a few cryptocurrencies, susceptible to hackers, etc... Though, I had opportunities to interview some of the survey participants afterwards. I addressed their concerns one-by-one (if they had more than one) and asked questions like "What if I told you that Blockchain, the technology that underpins Bitcoin, could make social media more secure and equitable?"addressing relevant use cases. Every person I talked to, after learning about the scope of Blockchain, changed their perception surrounding Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

sad to mix cryptocurrencies in with war talk, but such is the state of things unfortunately,, but yes, too many nations have too much to gain by supporting decentralized access, especially many poorer ones