There's growing concern that governments are pushing toward centralized digital currency systems tied to social credit mechanisms. The real risk? A major crisis could provide the political cover needed to fast-track these initiatives. Once the infrastructure is in place, it becomes difficult to reverse. This scenario has sparked debate across the crypto community about why decentralized alternatives matter more than ever.
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GasGuzzler
· 10h ago
Ngl, this is a typical case of crisis turning into opportunity; a major crash can push everything forward, and by then it will be too late to change your mind.
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YieldWhisperer
· 12-20 21:58
The moment the crisis hits, the damn central bank digital currency will be launched, and by then, there's no escaping... We need to hurry up with our DeFi projects.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-20 21:58
Crisis is their window; once the track is laid, there's no turning back... That's why we need crypto, really.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12-20 21:54
A crisis is the best excuse; once built, there's no turning back.
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ChainSpy
· 12-20 21:39
When a crisis occurs, power tends to expand most easily, and once infrastructure is launched, it can never be rolled back.
There's growing concern that governments are pushing toward centralized digital currency systems tied to social credit mechanisms. The real risk? A major crisis could provide the political cover needed to fast-track these initiatives. Once the infrastructure is in place, it becomes difficult to reverse. This scenario has sparked debate across the crypto community about why decentralized alternatives matter more than ever.