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I am deeply concerned about the rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies in the world of digital currency. China has already introduced its digital coin, and the U.S. is also working on one. Currently, there are numerous digital currencies, with Bitcoin being one of the most well-known. I predict that every country will have to deliberately transition away from our current monetary system. It seems that China's banking system is collapsing, which could push its citizens into a world. Eventually, the U.S. may undergo a similar transition, given the significant amount of government spending. As countries face financial challenges, there may be a move toward a unified global digital currency in efforts to "save the world". This, combined with advancements in technology that can track transactions, seems to align with the controlled digiconcept described in certain religious texts and medical advancements that I have chosen not to be a part of since the year 2000.
Interesting question. Although the two scenarios are vastly different in both context and content, there may be an underlying commonality.
The connection between Jesus's act and decentralized finance (DeFi) could be seen as metaphorical, where both represent a disruption to the status quo of their respective financial systems. In the context of Jesus's actions, the disruption was against the exploitation and commercialization of faith, while decentralized finance aims to disrupt and democratize financial transactions, reducing the control of central authorities and intermediaries.
I am deeply concerned about the rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies in the world of digital currency. China has already introduced its digital coin, and the U.S. is also working on one. Currently, there are numerous digital currencies, with Bitcoin being one of the most well-known. I predict that every country will have to deliberately transition away from our current monetary system. It seems that China's banking system is collapsing, which could push its citizens into a world. Eventually, the U.S. may undergo a similar transition, given the significant amount of government spending. As countries face financial challenges, there may be a move toward a unified global digital currency in efforts to "save the world". This, combined with advancements in technology that can track transactions, seems to align with the controlled digiconcept described in certain religious texts and medical advancements that I have chosen not to be a part of since the year 2000.
Is there a connection between flipping the money changer’s tables and a decentralized money?
Interesting question. Although the two scenarios are vastly different in both context and content, there may be an underlying commonality.
The connection between Jesus's act and decentralized finance (DeFi) could be seen as metaphorical, where both represent a disruption to the status quo of their respective financial systems. In the context of Jesus's actions, the disruption was against the exploitation and commercialization of faith, while decentralized finance aims to disrupt and democratize financial transactions, reducing the control of central authorities and intermediaries.
Just my two cents.