Remember when crypto was supposed to revolutionize payments - cutting out middlemen, lowering costs, making it easy to send money anywhere?
Fast forward, and we’re stuck with fragmented systems that feel just as complicated as traditional finance.
We’ve built a mess of isolated blockchain “nations,” each with its own rules, fees, and headaches. Want to move value across these borders? Good luck navigating multiple wallets, security hoops, and clunky interfaces.
Instead of being open, crypto feels like an exclusive club for insiders. Sound familiar?
Here’s the kicker: just like in traditional finance, power is getting concentrated in the hands of a few. Closed protocols mean control for the early players, while the rest of us deal with the friction.
But change is on the horizon. Cross-chain solutions are starting to break down these walls. The future of crypto isn’t about one chain: it’s multi-chain.
But to get there, we need a truly unified system where value moves freely.
What do you think, are we on the right track, or is crypto doomed to repeat the same mistakes as traditional finance?
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