The Other Side of The Fence

Financial education. That should be in every school's curriculum. We should be teaching everyone in the world from an early age what money is, how's been created, how's currently working, why we need it, and why it is actually just trash when put aside cryptocurrency.

The powers in charge however don't want that. They rather have us learn fake history and pour into our brains all sorts of useless information. I don't remember even 1% of what I learned in school and I do consider that the current educational system is flawed.

Wikipedia changed the definition of recession to favor the Biden regime, and then locked the page... Wikipedia's "recession" definition page has been updated 22 times in the last 24 hours. Why would they do that?

To fit a senile president's definition of what a recession is. That's what it looks to be at the surface, but in reality, we all know presidents don't count. Bankers rule the world. These ones have funded wars, both sides of the war actually, they're funding pandemics and more wars and they're actually pulling the strings.

The democrats and the republicans are the two feet of the same scumbag.

It's not about money anymore, but it is about money... Banco Santander S.A., the Brazilian subsidiary of the Spanish Santander Group, plans to start offering crypto trading, possibly already this year.

“We recognize that it is a market that is here to stay, and it is not necessarily a reaction to competitors positioning themselves, it is simply a view that our client has demanded this type of assets, so we have to find the most correct and more educational way of doing so.”

They don't want to miss this train. It's crystal clear that blockchain technology and cryptocurrency are not in their control, but at least they want to have a piece of it. Aside from the fees that they would get from such services, fees that crypto exchanges such as Binance are earning as well, there's also the need for control.

Banks have to know what you're buying or selling and whether you're in profit. They live off that. Cryptocurrency is though not as easy to bottle in as these fuckers believe it to be. A good example in that regard is Hive. A blockchain project with no CEO, no board commission, no employee, no nothing.

It is a virtual society that simply works pretty harmoniously I would say and there's nothing they can do about it. They would, if they could, but they can't. You will see many more banks getting into crypto in the next few years, but that doesn't mean they'll be in control of it. They're actually in this game for the leftovers.

But they don't know that yet. Societies are being built in the cryptocurrency space and banks are left outside the fence. No matter how much they try to get in. They can even bring their own Trojan for that matter and they won't succeed. Plain and simple.

Thanks for your attention,
Adrian

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