A nation built by its people, yet the currency remains in the hands of a few institutions. The irony? We're told it's for our own good.
This is exactly why decentralized finance exists. When central banks dictate monetary policy and your purchasing power erodes without consent, the case for peer-to-peer money becomes obvious. Not ideology—just math and code you can verify yourself.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 10h ago
actually, run the numbers on velocity of money and you'll see the correlation breaks down in deflationary scenarios. but yeah, the basis points lost to inflation hit different when you can't opt out lmao
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 10h ago
Honestly, it's just a trick to concentrate power. No matter how nicely it's packaged, it doesn't change the predatory nature.
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DeFiChef
· 10h ago
I've heard this line too many times, but it really hits the sore spot. With so much money being printed, we even have to think twice before buying groceries.
A nation built by its people, yet the currency remains in the hands of a few institutions. The irony? We're told it's for our own good.
This is exactly why decentralized finance exists. When central banks dictate monetary policy and your purchasing power erodes without consent, the case for peer-to-peer money becomes obvious. Not ideology—just math and code you can verify yourself.