Geopolitics

How do you foresee permissionless blockchains like Ethereum coexisting with future centralized CBDCs/infrastructure on the rise?

Christian, Launched EVMavericks, trying to become less ignorant over time 

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This was the question I submitted to Paul Brody, believe he’s going to be asking this to the Coinbase CTO at EY blockchain summit

Do you think permissionless custody/transacting will become illegal/portrayed as illicit in the mainstream?

I'd be very interested to read answers as well. My take is that large sovereigns will never accept losing authority over issuance policy, and we'll see a split between top-down centralized infra for hard money and permissionless for the creative and soft-money (gaming, licensing, etc.) economy

300 $degen

There’s an inherent clash between decentralized principles and centralized control that I think will make it difficult for the two to coexist long term. Those with power aren’t going to give it up easily. 250 $DEGEN