Crypto is now as stable as the US economy!

Isnt it more like USD is finally as stable as cryptocurrency?
- Some people aren't aware of order of incidence.
- Lol yes

The US economy is going TO THE MOON!! HODL!!!

Not quite. The US economy is a large, slow-moving mass, and even with the chaos-monkey-in-chief doing his worst there will be meaningful economic activity: food will be grown, wages and rent paid, other goods manufactured even if only for local use. Crypto, meanwhile, has no connections to the world other than a fringe of payments which, for various reasons, cannot be made by other, vastly more efficient means. A scenario where the two are equally stable would look like a zombie apocalypse or similar.
- A scenario where the two are equally stable would look like a zombie apocalypse or similar.
  Dude. We already had that. It was called 2020.

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Pamp it!

This is fine; I am fine with this

Crypto is the new "Brooklyn Bridge". More snake oil anyone?
- Someone is a luddite. Crypto is now used by banks and credit card companies for xfer.
  
  Except no it's absolutely not. They use systems such as ACH and the Federal Reserve Wire Network. For international transfers, they use systems like the SWIFT network.
  Why add a crypto middleman to transactions like those?
  
  Where did you get this made up fantasy from?
  
  The "tokenization" you hear credit card companies using like Mastercard is cryptography. It isn't cryptocurrency or blockchain. When people say "crypto" isn't being used, they mean blockchain in this case.
  Tokenization is when the number on your payment card is replaced with a ”stand-in” number that is saved in your phone or watch or the merchant’s site where you register your card. Tokenization protects your account by using that token instead of your real card number, which the merchant never sees or stores.
  https://www.mastercard.com/news/perspectives/2024/what-is-tokenization/
  
  Presumably you're talking about CBDCs, but it's not what you claim. It's a state issued currency from a central bank and only some countries have adopted it, while others have rejected it. It is not applied across the board or used to transfer/exchange currencies in any way. A lot of them also do not even use distributed ledgers or blockchain. In the USA, some states have even banned the use of CBDCs.
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_bank_digital_currency

That was clear in 2020

And I think with the advent of AI, the amount of energy crypto consumes is probably not as big of a deal anymore. Don't get me wrong, it's still an issue, I'm just saying in comparison to what AI will use it's probably negligible.
I guess that's the American way. Forget about your self-created problems with much larger self-created problems.
- Not only that but proof of stake is a thing now. So not every crypto needs to have a nuclear plant worth of energy to be mined.

It's even moving along with the ups and downs of the stock market lately. It's almost as if the same rat bastards got control of both.