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https://cryptoslate.com/china-based-linklogis-partners-with-xrp-ledger-to-transform-global-supply-chain-finance/
Just a few examples of how change can be detrimental. As a species, there is that pervading feeling we have passed our peak. Changes should not be made unless it can be beneficial.
The markets can´t be free if the people rely on certain things, which they don´t own either. And if they would own these things - it wouldn´t make it free either.
In general markets can´t be free if they follow a common goal - which is making money, while people also rely on the income.
I haven´t read the OP though, so i don´t know what the topic is about. But usually the societies lack behind if it´s about social innovations, because certain people would block it. Instead innovation is about pointless other things, while trying to keep everything else the same.
Whoa.😐
Too much of it right now is built on shaky foundations. There's no stability or bail-outs in the event of a crash. There's a misalignment between what it aims to do and the world we inhabit. You cannot have a cryptocurrency while a centralised government ultimately provides the means for most goods and services. An idealistic government which doesn't have its fingers in the corporatocratic various orifices would be a far better testing-ground for something like crypto. For a decentralised currency, there needs to be decentralised goods and services; this is why crpyto thrives on the dark-web