【Crypto World】The CEO of a major trading platform recently shared his views on the development prospects of cryptocurrencies. In his opinion, the significance of cryptocurrencies is not just as an investment tool, but more deeply, it lies in their ability to create a true property rights protection mechanism for users worldwide.
Why is this important? Under the traditional financial system, many people’s assets lack sufficient security guarantees. Cryptocurrencies, with their decentralized nature, allow everyone to be the true owner of their assets without relying on third-party institutions.
In addition, he emphasized two other key points. First is the sound creation of currency—through blockchain technology, we can establish a more transparent and stable monetary system, freeing it from traditional inflation issues. Second is the realization of free trade—crossing geographical and policy barriers, people can exchange value more conveniently.
This logic sounds grand, but the core is actually very simple: giving everyone the opportunity to control their own wealth, which is also the direction that the Web3 ecosystem has been pursuing.
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AirdropHarvester
· 17h ago
Again with this trap… Sounds beautiful, but how many really hold the Private Key? Most people are still lying in the exchange.
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InfraVibes
· 12-20 17:28
Sounds good, but how many can truly protect their wallets? Most still end up getting their funds stolen.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 12-20 17:11
It sounds wonderful, but how many ordinary people can truly keep their private keys securely themselves?
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BottomMisser
· 12-20 17:10
Sounds great, but where are the people actually holding coins? Why am I still losing money haha
Just listen, don't take it seriously. Decentralization sounds good, but you still need exchanges to withdraw...
Self-custody of private keys? I'm afraid I might transfer them to myself one day and lose them, and I still have to rely on a wallet app...
Again with this rhetoric, how many times have I heard this in the past two years? The money still ends up in institutions' pockets
Middle class goes bankrupt, the rich get richer. Cryptocurrency is always a game of wealth redistribution
Free trade, right? Wait until policies come, then you'll know what true freedom is...
A beautiful vision is great, but the question is, can ordinary people really control it? Or are they just being cut again?
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 12-20 17:04
Sounds nice, but can ordinary people really take control of themselves? What I see are still big players harvesting the little guys.
What can cryptocurrencies bring to ordinary people?
【Crypto World】The CEO of a major trading platform recently shared his views on the development prospects of cryptocurrencies. In his opinion, the significance of cryptocurrencies is not just as an investment tool, but more deeply, it lies in their ability to create a true property rights protection mechanism for users worldwide.
Why is this important? Under the traditional financial system, many people’s assets lack sufficient security guarantees. Cryptocurrencies, with their decentralized nature, allow everyone to be the true owner of their assets without relying on third-party institutions.
In addition, he emphasized two other key points. First is the sound creation of currency—through blockchain technology, we can establish a more transparent and stable monetary system, freeing it from traditional inflation issues. Second is the realization of free trade—crossing geographical and policy barriers, people can exchange value more conveniently.
This logic sounds grand, but the core is actually very simple: giving everyone the opportunity to control their own wealth, which is also the direction that the Web3 ecosystem has been pursuing.