While that might be true, the stock market is largely divorced from reality and the rules only apply to people who don’t have enough significant figures in their bank account. Cryptocurrencies have never claimed or even attempted to guard against market manipulation, whereas stock markets generally guard against market manipulators who aren’t super rich. In that respect, crypto is a more level playing field.
It's buying crypto to gamble... on debt. Don't forget that all this shit needs to not only break even but outpace the increased interest payments to bond holders that will need to be done to fund it.
If done right, it can be done cheap. The police regularly confiscates wannabe money when raiding e.g. darknet shops or drug lords. Just don't put them up for auction, instead collect them as a reserve.
My guess is that they created the Trump coin, got idiots to buy it, then they dumped it and transferred the coin to more commonly used coins for free. In which now he has the U.S. sink money into, increasing their initial investment they got from their followers being tricked.
Strange, i thought reserve currencies were stored in stable assets that aren't expected to fluctuate much, like the US dollar... Oh i think i see whats next.
I mean, actually yeah that graph does show a pretty stable value. Since 1980 it's gone frome ~$2.50 to $1.00 at a pretty steady rate. For all the financial chaos over that period of time that's a pretty straight line.
While there is inflation, it's been pretty consistently between 2-3% as targeted by the federal reserve, so basically the US dollar is doing what is being communicated, or in other words consistently performing.
Crypto is your only option to opt-out of the current financial system. There is very real innovation to be had between the pump and dumps and scams. No one is telling you to buy memecoins or any coins really -- definitely don't buy anything promoted by 45.
Digital dollars will enable seamless international commerce. Cut out the middlemen in your life.