What is hard to understand between the word “decentralized” and a “central” bank? Centralized systems are not good. They may fail and then everybody is worst off. It is very much like having all your eggs in the same basket.
There is a natural tendency for networks to create supernodes that are in fact centralization of relations. That tendency is also very present in human relations (see Facebook, religions, sports, etc.).
We must fight this tendency in order to protect ourselves. The same is true for going to your local butcher or independent grocery store instead of any big chain. If the big chain has a logistical or transportation problem you might not be able to feed yourself for a while. If you help the local store and they have a problem, you might not have far to go to get to another neighborhood.
>> “Every single day the conversation about the Great Reset continues to amplify. More recently, mainstream media publications have been publishing rebuttals in response to the many skeptics of this agenda who believe the reboot propaganda is meant to install a new world order. The American broadcaster Max Keiser is telling a few countries to get as much bitcoin as possible to hedge against the economic reset. Meanwhile, Dr. Joseph Mercola explains that unlike central bank digital currencies, bitcoin is the “decentralized and a rational strategy to opt-out.””
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