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There is a group of few contributors on Wikipedia who are vehemently against Bitcoin or crypto in general, any change you'll try to make related to crypto that would put them in a positive light is scrutinized like very few other topics. You can witness them here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_comment/Stop_accepting_cryptocurrency_donations#Reply_from_the_WMF It ended with the WikiMedia Foundation stopping to accept Bitcoin donations unfortunately. It's kinda sad because at its core Bitcoin has a similar purpose when it comes to reach, we want everyone to have access to sound money, without state censorship, they want everyone to have access to knowledge. If their goal was reached and Bitcoin was as bad as this minority pretends, their readers should be able to for an opinion and not use Bitcoin if they don't want it, without having to force them WMF gatekeep it.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

TL;DR - America has too much old money stifling innovation for obvious reasons. Nothing new here. We've seen this in every possible industry. As for the question. Crypto has always been at risk. Were we really naive enough to think the SEC, central banks/banks, WMF, the FED, the finance industry, and all centralized parties were going to quietly allow a decentralized system to take control of their established system? We always knew this was going to be an uphill battle and society as a whole doesn't have the backbone and means to stand up and collectively say enough is enough. A world where every financial transaction or document is publicly accessible, or voted on by a proposal, on a blockchain, is disastrous for these governments, organizations, and individuals. A world where you and I can trade directly without taxation(this is a separate topic), a bank or another entity is involved to get a cut(interest/ROI)? A world where a new bill (governance) needs to be published by a deadline and voted on in real-time by its citizens versus waiting until elections? No more stroke-of-midnight submissions that need to be approved first thing in the morning when elected officials, much less the public have had time to see whats in it? You must be out of your damned mind. For those stating "we've seen this before, nothing to worry about", when exactly did we see the on-ramps and off-ramps to crypto threatened in the way they are today? For those paying attention (this has been discussed years ago), we always knew a threat to these means of access could spell the end of crypto. Are we there yet? Let's see how the next few weeks/months play out.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Great question! I'd like to share two things with you, one, the answer to your question and two, the one coin with the actual possibility of it happening very soon for many people. First, I need it to take care of my family. I need to buy houses for my brother, sister, and parents to move them further from me, brother and parents in my pool house and sister, whole other issue can't go into. Buy some new vehicles as it seems everyone's decided to kick the bucket at the same time. Put away enough for each of my 4 kids to live happily how they want and my splurge would be land, over 1 to 200 hundred acres with a lake or ponds and streams. Let the family build their own house very far from mine around the land or around the lake, and spend my time fishing. Of course, take care of some other friends and family bills and stuff. Now, for the coin that has the possibility of actually doing just what you said was unlikely, is $BRISE/Bitgert. Has it own blockchain, crypto wallet, exchange, staking, crypto bridging, recently listed on kucoin, and currently listed on many other exchanges, probably will be listed on binance, coinbase, crypto.com, kraken, and some others very soon. Great utility, already has other coins/tokens on their chain with a very recent one added called whalemakefund $WMF, which you can buy with $BRISE and it is supposed to provide gaurenteed ROI of 15% every 45 days. $BRISE staking if also very good, stake for 30 days, 90 days, or 180, if I remember correctly. Practically zero gas fees on the brise blockchain. Many coins took a hit over the past couple months, including BRISE, but it has been doing pretty well as others were continuing to tank and is really set to take off soon. One coin is currently only $0.0000003, a bit higher, but with some quick math, 100 billion coins would cost roughly 30,000 dollars. If BRISE recovers and grows, which is likely, and it was to drop two zeros and go to $0.00003, there is 3 million dollars. Another zero, 30 Million. The one coin with most potential for those who are not already wealthy, but want to be. Assuming I am adding and multiply right. It is pretty late and I am tired. Additionally, the coin is currently $0.00000038, but you get my meaning. That is all without the profits from staking and other BRISE projects and rewards or you can be like those people who talk about how they could have bought bitcoin at two dollars and again two hundred dollars, etc. Anyhow, just my 2 cents and wish you all good luck in all your cryptocurrency and life endeavours, while living your dream.