Believe it or not, one of the goals of crypto 

 is to create a more equitable world... 

...through decentralization. It's really at the heart of this whole "crypto experiment." A world where access to money and information is democratized and free... for everyone. 

 real world examples of bitcoin benefits 

 as protection against gov't blunders 

In America, the idea of a government corruption tanking the value of the dollar or just flat out stealing our money, seems far fetched. But that's not the case everywhere. The Turkish Lira lost 37% of its value in 2021 and in 2013, the government in Cypress couldn't pay its debts and took the 17 billion Euros it owed directly from citizens' bank accounts. These are just two of many examples where individuals were exploited by centralized monetary policies.  

 Bitcoin, the first and most valuable crypto 

 was made after the 2008 financial crisis 

The idea: creating a fixed-supply, peer-to-peer cash system that's not controlled by any single entity would protect people from fallout created by government and institutional financial misconduct.    

 It's about seeing how tech is changing 

 what we consider to be valuable 

We're used to thinking that in order to have value, a company must create a product. Example: Ford is valuable because it makes cars. But the data economy is the future. Facebook and Google make billions from your data. And companies pay billions for things like views and clicks...all of these things are valuable, but aren't made in a factory. Crypto currencies create "token economies" that are created to better reflect the value of tech-based interaction than the current system. 

 using blockchain to stymie corruption 

 one quick example, election results 

This one feels timely. From "losing" ballots to hacking the computers that register or tally the votes, there are a lot of hypothetical ways to tamper with election results. Once information is recorded on a decentralized blockchain, it can't be changed...and NFTs can be used to ensure the identity and ballot of the voter is impossible to forge. 

 At its core, Crypto and decentralization

 are all about trust and independence 

The goal is to eliminate third party intermediaries when exchanging anything valuable... goods, services, assets, etc. With decentralized blockchains and the crypto that powers them, strangers doing business can trust code to facilitate transactions as intended, without the need to pay a government or bank to ensure terms of the agreement are met.

 Crypto supporters believe there shouldn't be

 fees to send and spend our own money 

Whether we use Venmo to send a few bucks to a friend across the dinner table or Western Union to send cash to family across the world, these companies charge us to spend and send our own money...in a decentralized world, they're obsolete.

 its about the power of many 

 overcoming the will of a powerful few 

At this point, there's no stopping crypto. Not only does the decentralized nature of the tech prevent it from being "shut down" but the proposition of more freedom, independence, autonomy and democratization of money and information is sure to resonate with the masses. 

 Crypto is so many things to so many people 

 and there's a coin for each belief 

There are over 15,000 cryptos that power blockchains that do everything from sending money to creating decentralized power grids. 

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