I love crypto for the freedom it provides. For the decentralization it embodies. For the limitless financial opportunities. For the ability to choose freely.

But still, some people are "more equal" than others and have greater rights simply because of their place of residence or birth. So, maybe all of this is an illusion, and crypto is increasingly resembling traditional finance?

*written with VPN enabled*

Investor, crypto enthusiast, and analyst; passionate yachtsman; team member at Blablaventures /ventures , a project dedicated to popularizing cryptocurrency.

I love ❤️: 
✔️ cryptо
✔️ music
✔️ dancing
✔️ travel 
... and, of course, bablishko

In the second paragraph, I write that cryptocurrencies were supposed to provide equal access to the financial system, but in the end they only widen the gap between rich and poor 😒 
Rather, on the contrary, they take away what is left. And without offering anything in return. No land, no gold, no liberty.

I totally agree with the first part. But I've been thinking more lately, is cryptocurrency really about privacy?
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I didn't understand the second paragraph)
But I often tend to think that the more depots people have, the more they can get. The rich get richer.