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Renatov 🎩 Ⓜ️
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WHAT'S HAPPENED WITH CRYPTO REVOLUTION? An interesting article from Zeus on where the original revolutionary idea of cryptocurrencies disappeared to and why we should bring it back into the spotlight. https://x.com/ohmzeus/status/1916190873425219735 Cryptocurrencies were originally conceived as a path to financial sovereignty — money without the control of governments and corporations. It was a story about freedom, not just technology. Over time, the focus shifted: instead of creating an alternative financial system, efforts went into integrating it into the existing one. Blockchain simply became a more efficient infrastructure for traditional money. How did it all change? Bitcoin initially offered a digital currency outside the control of institutions. However, the BTC token had only basic monetary properties. The rise in price overshadowed the work on its development as real money. $BTC $ETH 🧵 👇
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Renatov 🎩 Ⓜ️
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2/ 🧵 Ethereum followed the same path: a technological platform, yes, but the ETH token remained an asset without a full-fledged monetary architecture. The industry has bet on technical progress: speed, scalability, fees, but forgot about the main thing - money. When DeFi applications appeared, it turned out that unstable tokens are not suitable for stable financial activity. The solution was stablecoins - essentially digital versions of existing currencies. This was a capitulation: instead of an alternative economy - a new infrastructure for the old one. Even the "success" of Bitcoin is not manifested in revolution, but in integration through ETFs and corporate balance sheets.
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Renatov 🎩 Ⓜ️
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3/ 🧵 Where is everything going and what needs to be changed? The author believes that a system is currently being formed where: • Blockchain is just an improved rail for traditional finance; • Stablecoins from banks are becoming the main digital currencies; • Control over finance remains with large institutions. Tokens without a monetary function lose the ability to hold value. When the value is determined only by the transaction fee, it tends to zero. This is already evident in many networks: increasing efficiency reduces the profitability for token holders. Ethereum shows this problem especially clearly: the network is growing, but the value of the token is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain.
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