Itβs crazy that people could see NFTs were a scam but canβt see the same concept in virtual coins.
Iβm not defending other cryptocoins or anything, they might be a ponzy scheme or some other form. But in the end they at least only pretended to be that, a valuta. Which they are, even though they arenβt really used much like that. NFTβs on the otherhand promised things that were always just pure technical bullshit. And you had to be a complete idiot not to see it. So call it a double scam.
A large majority of βrealβ money is digital, like 80% non-m1 m2. The only real difference between crypto and USD is that the crypto is a public multiple ledger system that allows you to be your own bank.
Iβve heard the sales pitch, itβs a ponzi scheme with receipts. An open pyramid, so to speak. At best a volatile store of wealth.
What do you mean with being your own bank? Can you receive deposits from customers? Are you allowed to lend a portion of the deposists onwards for business loans/mortgages? If not, you are not your βown bankβ.
I think you mean that you can use it as a deposit for money, similar to, say, an old sock.
Banks have multiple ledgers to keep track of who owns what and where it all came from. They also use ancient fortran/cobol written IBM owned software to manage all bank to bank transactions, which is the barrier for entry.
Blockchain is literally a multiple ledger system. That is all it is. The protocol to send and recieve funds is open for all.
Locally stored BTC is when youβre the bank. For all the good and bad that comes with it.
Itβs crazy that people see crypto as a scam but canβt see the same concept in fiat currencies.
Governments donβt accept cryptocurrencies for taxes. Theyβre not real currencies.