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Does anyone else here think the regulating and centralising of crypto currencies and tokens worrying?
It is slowly being bent to the will of the higher ups just like traditional fiat and they’re burying its fundamental altruistic design concept without providing and means for it to be assimilated into benefiting the daily lives of the masses an especially the unbanked.

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    if no one puts value into a currency then it has no value; ripple is the only centralized crypocurrency i know of and its gaining momentum because people value it
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    @calmyourtities that’s true.
    Xrp is being used as an investment medium and its protocol has a real world use case solid value proposition which actually benefits the banks to a point.

    People are putting value on coins and tokens but the process is more from an investment point too not for liberating people by allowing them to freely trade person to person in an efficient manner for goods and services, hindered even more by legislation, complexity, services and corporate mindsets.
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    @LogicBomb i see a different kind of network, like every computer running a server and evaluated kinda like a packet sent through the internet.
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    I have a few ideas too that I’ll share once I flesh them out a bit but I love where your head is at. @calmyourtities
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    @LogicBomb unfortunately my head is distracted naming things. if another internet is created after net neutrality is no longer enforced, I'm calling it the alternet👌
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