Catch0x22
@catch0x22.eth
good traders almost never talk up their book or seek outside opinions take a trade, book profit and if you dont then take the lesson all the big accounts on CT are either sold or were always hacks ones that are actually wealthy are there from being early and having access to an easy lifestyle, not from any actual talent or skill this is the true fallacy of crypto as it is now.. supporting crypto is just supporting Blackrock no one gives af about decentralisation, cypher punk values or minimising government anymore it's not early and it's too late to change course. either go with it or get left behind
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Sumaa
@sumaa
hard disagree. I'm a firm believer in decentralized systems. The issue is in most cases, you don't need decentralization until you do, then it becomes the most important thing to you. Most people with the thoughts you outlined were lucky enough to not need decentralized systems only because their centralized system favored them (for the time being). For a short term bet, sure I agree with you, but longterm decentralized systems win.
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Catch0x22
@catch0x22.eth
agreed i was just casting out some thoughts to see what others think, challenge the status quo a bit im a trader foremost but i firmly believe in decentralisation. i think crypto has proven time and time again that the decentralisation part works, its the people holding it back. most importantly regulations, funding etc
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Sumaa
@sumaa
yeah I agree I mean I think it's just a matter of time. Sure if everyone deeply cared about decentralization we would get to where we want to be much sooner. But once these centralized systems fall apart, these people will have no choice but to care. I'm genuinely excited to see what happens with crypto when the next 2008 like crash happens
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Catch0x22
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if that doesn't happen within the next year I'd be surprised that JPY/USD unwind seemed like a test dump
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