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thats the whole point of bitcoin,its decentralised finance,
blockchain was invented to seperate nations and governments from money!

It's a potentially noble dream (though government, and thus theoretically democratic control over monetary policy is not some massive evil IMO) however I'm just talking from a pragmatic investment perspective. Unless you are prepared to lose it, dont invest any money.
 

For anyone who thinks Blockchain is pure speculation.................

For example, digital wallets could verify identity and eliminate fraud by putting our identities on the blockchain. Everybody knows identity theft is a huge problem right now. Blockchain can solve it instantly.

In fact, we could register not only our IDs on the blockchain… but also our driver’s licenses… passports… voter registration… and hunting and fishing licenses. They all could be attached to a digital ID on the blockchain. It’s silly we are still issuing pieces of paper for these things.

What’s more, we could link registration for various government services to the digital ID. Think Social Security… Medicare… or Medicaid.

In this way, we could eliminate all the fraud and corruption.

And this technology will also impact the ways we do business and transact together. Consider smart contracts. These are digital contracts that automatically execute whenever certain conditions are met.

Smart contracts could simplify the process of buying a home. It takes months to close and costs thousands of dollars in fees.

Smart contracts can automate these processes and get rid of the third parties. That would speed up the process and drive down fees.

Imagine purchasing a home in 24 hours… and paying at least 80% less in transaction fees.

And on a larger scale, blockchain can also aid supply chain management for businesses. In the pharmaceutical industry, for example, blockchain would enable us to track drugs from manufacturing… to containerization… to the distribution center… to the pharmacy… and ultimately to the patient with a doctor’s prescription.

This kind of tracking from the point of manufacture to a patient can ensure that the supply chain is secure. And pharmaceutical companies can easily demonstrate compliance with a regulated substance like opioid-based painkillers.

And these are just a few of the ways blockchain technology will change the world around us…
 
For anyone who thinks Blockchain is pure speculation.................

For example, digital wallets could verify identity and eliminate fraud by putting our identities on the blockchain. Everybody knows identity theft is a huge problem right now. Blockchain can solve it instantly.

In fact, we could register not only our IDs on the blockchain… but also our driver’s licenses… passports… voter registration… and hunting and fishing licenses. They all could be attached to a digital ID on the blockchain. It’s silly we are still issuing pieces of paper for these things.

What’s more, we could link registration for various government services to the digital ID. Think Social Security… Medicare… or Medicaid.

In this way, we could eliminate all the fraud and corruption.

And this technology will also impact the ways we do business and transact together. Consider smart contracts. These are digital contracts that automatically execute whenever certain conditions are met.

Smart contracts could simplify the process of buying a home. It takes months to close and costs thousands of dollars in fees.

Smart contracts can automate these processes and get rid of the third parties. That would speed up the process and drive down fees.

Imagine purchasing a home in 24 hours… and paying at least 80% less in transaction fees.

And on a larger scale, blockchain can also aid supply chain management for businesses. In the pharmaceutical industry, for example, blockchain would enable us to track drugs from manufacturing… to containerization… to the distribution center… to the pharmacy… and ultimately to the patient with a doctor’s prescription.

This kind of tracking from the point of manufacture to a patient can ensure that the supply chain is secure. And pharmaceutical companies can easily demonstrate compliance with a regulated substance like opioid-based painkillers.

And these are just a few of the ways blockchain technology will change the world around us…

Web3 will surpass web2 solutions eventually. Big companies will either integrate and adopt the blockchain or they will be used in the same breath as MySpace and blockbuster in a few years.
 
For anyone who thinks Blockchain is pure speculation.................

For example, digital wallets could verify identity and eliminate fraud by putting our identities on the blockchain. Everybody knows identity theft is a huge problem right now. Blockchain can solve it instantly.

In fact, we could register not only our IDs on the blockchain… but also our driver’s licenses… passports… voter registration… and hunting and fishing licenses. They all could be attached to a digital ID on the blockchain. It’s silly we are still issuing pieces of paper for these things.

What’s more, we could link registration for various government services to the digital ID. Think Social Security… Medicare… or Medicaid.

In this way, we could eliminate all the fraud and corruption.

And this technology will also impact the ways we do business and transact together. Consider smart contracts. These are digital contracts that automatically execute whenever certain conditions are met.

Smart contracts could simplify the process of buying a home. It takes months to close and costs thousands of dollars in fees.

Smart contracts can automate these processes and get rid of the third parties. That would speed up the process and drive down fees.

Imagine purchasing a home in 24 hours… and paying at least 80% less in transaction fees.

And on a larger scale, blockchain can also aid supply chain management for businesses. In the pharmaceutical industry, for example, blockchain would enable us to track drugs from manufacturing… to containerization… to the distribution center… to the pharmacy… and ultimately to the patient with a doctor’s prescription.

This kind of tracking from the point of manufacture to a patient can ensure that the supply chain is secure. And pharmaceutical companies can easily demonstrate compliance with a regulated substance like opioid-based painkillers.

And these are just a few of the ways blockchain technology will change the world around us…
Except it doesn't...

 

Except it doesn't...

Wow. A guy got caught after a $72,000 USD digital heist.

This is a moment that your grandchildren will ask you about.

A friend of mine is buying 15 acres on Monday in an obscure South American country, All the USD bills will be photocopied and saved on secure servers before the seller will accept the consideration. And some pimply prick got done for $72,000?

The future of global business is blockchain.
 
Except it doesn't...

Except what doesn't? This article proves nothing.

BTC is only pseudo anonymous, most exchanges require KYC and know exactly who you are, coupled with the fact it is a PUBLIC blockchain so every transaction ever is visible.

This is all the tool, antianalysis is, it just checks if certain wallets or BTC has ever been linked to a hack or a nefarious purchase. It is actually a good thing, do you know people pay a premium for BTC that has just been mined and has not gone through anyone elses wallets.

I feel like most of the people who are anti crypto are just ignorant, you know just enough to find an article you think proves a point, but not enough to actually make a coherent point.

It's not a bad thing to not know what you are talking about provided you are open to learning, but you come along screaming scam and this and that when in reality you are cluess.
 

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