Bitcoin is a store of value. Other cryptos will be more efficient as point of sale.
Bernanke is behind the curve. There is a pending legislation allowing the Fed to create its own digital coin. The government ultimate goal is all about controlling the flow of the capital. Eventually, the only gateway to crypto world is via the Fed stable coin. The more crypto exchange based in the US, the better. China/Europe had the opportunity, the dropped the ball.
There is a inherent bias of central bankers for alternative currency, they will never admit crypto is going parabolic largely thanks to the Fed endless supplying of cheap liquidity in the last 20 years or so, but they can remove the froth from the assets by taxing or quantitative tightening.
This is a good recap from Bloomberg interview regarding the upcoming Fed QT policy.
Great call with ALGO for the future. They've gone under the radar and haven't hit yet. They partnered with FIFI and will get a lot more exposure at the World Cup. I don't think that they'll cut into ETH if ETH2 has 100k/TPS. Right now no one has built on Algo but they have many directions that they could go.the lightening network for payments
defi products will need to be secured by the bitcoin blockchain or companies
like fidelity will know have a defi product suite or clients money using defi
algo and 2nd layer / 3rd layer products secured on bitcoin blockchain ( SOVRYN will be a big one )
and ALGORRAND are going to take a large portion of atheneums and new defi
algo smart contracts are going eat way into ethereums MC
Following in the footsteps of China and e-CNY.absolutely , plain and simple. as this
separate from the government .. simply business data is king , data is oil / gold ,
yes or yes ? yes
the government using the st Louis whatever bank whatever annual report says there
best estimate of how much paper and coinage US currency in circulation is within
1 trillion .. there best estimate is that the they can guess within 1 trillion ..
whereas with a digital currency on a blockchain .. they know where every fraction
of a digital penny resides .. and with KYC they are filling in the gaps of the whos
and not the where's ..
slowly the off the grid crypto holdings are dwindling .. and they have methods to close that gap
by allot
the thing slowing down crypto adoption is how are they going to move all the bribery within
ukraine prior to this war that was going one, on chain ?
in any event you are correct im just adding to it
Agree 100%. This can only lead to trouble.this new BiP 119 is actually more proof of the fed infiltrating crypto
bitcoin specifically ..
BIP 119 that no-one wants added to the bitcoin code , it does have a reason to be on a second
layer and there are second layers that it can be integrated into easily I think STAX for example
so why crow-bar it into the code , expediting the vote amongst miners
the " right to a speedy vote" of the miners is more fishy than the functionality
very bad potential if miners vote this bio 119 in
its like how you can't by cigarettes and alcohol with an EBT card
its adding a rule or restriction on certain bitcoins .. primarily restricting which exchange you
can transfer it out from ..
so the government sends you many in the form of bitcoin on coin base for example exchange A..
that bitcoin can only be sold on exchange A
if you took into a. cold storage. and tried to use it a decentralized exchange it would have reject
has to go back onto exchange A to spend it / use it / transfer it to a bank account that is KYC'd
Great call with ALGO for the future. They've gone under the radar and haven't hit yet. They partnered with FIFI and will get a lot more exposure at the World Cup. I don't think that they'll cut into ETH if ETH2 has 100k/TPS. Right now no one has built on Algo but they have many directions that they could go.