Boiling Waters

The past year and a half has proven us the extent to which the current governance systems can get corrupted, "how transparent" and in the servitude of the elites this mass manipulation tool is and how wonderful internet can be. It's a two edge sword and we're at a point where it can't actually be shut down.

Any power doing that would actually burn its own bridge. You can't just shut down the internet and the censorship tentacles of the elites are not of infinite length. I don't know many are noticing it, but we are gradually regaining our ownership right.

Social media has first given us the helping hand for that and it was it that has also played an important role in mass censorship, but you can only do that when there's a bunch of people talking against the system and only one way of spreading information.

Everybody has a smartphone camera now and the internet connection to live stream events all over the world. The algorithms can be set up to ban as much as they can, but you can't ban everything. We can't say that everybody has a digital wallet, but most of the earth's inhabitants will be in that position in a few years from now.

The world as we knew it is radically changing and it's doing that at a high pace. Individuals are becoming reporters at just a push of a button, they can be their own banks if using cryptocurrencies and they can even choose to evade the tax system if they wish to. Cryptocurrency is gradually transferring the ownership ideal back in the hands of the individuals.

If you're considered an anarchist and the government has the means to control you, there's not much freedom left to enact your anarchism, but when you're a crypto anarchist, you can move all over with memorized private keys, you can use a Binance card or a crypto.com one and circumvent any "traditional finance crackdown on you".

There is a general trust issue and that's the elephant in the room in our current times. Governments are trustless, banks are even worse and media outlets are the puppets of the two above. Blockchain technology addresses this issue in an immutable, transparent and safe way. You can't manipulate blockchain.

You can't get a transaction rejected because a corrupt government has something on you, you can't be stopped from deploying a smart contract for a charity or social fund raising. It's processing power that we're talking here and that's simply incorruptible. If the reality was the other way we would have already had a 51% attack on Bitcoin and we wouldn't have a BTC ROI of 54387.7% in eight years.

As much as authorities try to serve us the "I can handle this" look, they're actually completely lost. I bet some of the politicians don't understand shit out of crypto. There's too much old farts in the current government systems and too much young and raged blood in the crypto industry.

This thing can't be stopped and it's not built to alienate the current system. Satoshi Nakamoto has come up with this protocol as a disruptive one, as a replacement for what we currently have. They can try and create their own CBDCs, but those are not crypto.

We've come to a turning point in humanity's natural course of events and trust in the public sectors is probably at the lowest levels in history. Aside from the volatility of the crypto markets and the speculation around, this marvelous piece of technology has been created as an alternative governance system.

We can finally take back our fundamental ownership right. We can choose to be our own media outlets, our own banks and personal data owners. We have been mere users for quite some time now. We use bank accounts, social medias, media channels and the right to live under governmental approvals and it's time to take that all back.

Thanks for attention, Adrian

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