Could digital currencies put banks out of business?

[@F4rSeer]

After the 2008 housing crisis, let me tell you; we won’t be missing banks that much

[@MegaKojo99]

Lol

[@MegaKojo99]

They got bailed out and carried on getting fat checks the next year. The working man payed their bill for the next 10 years

[@andypratt98]

😂😂😂

[@Guerrilla727]

@@MegaKojo99 Just like the corporate covid bailouts

[@fazethijs6943]

Those who are to blame for the 2008 global financial crisis are the investment banks, subprime mortgage, incompetent regulators (SEC and comptroller of the currency) and wreckless real estate investors. Not your normal consumer bank

[@SromolKhmer]

I won't miss the bank when they're gone. No need to bail them out anymore.

[@alexander15551]

It’s easy to hate on banks but, they do provide an important function to society... by evaluating which business and personal endeavors are worth lending money to via evaluating their ability to pay back the loan. Lending money to too few people or too many people creates inefficiency in the lending market

[@snafu1635]

@@alexander15551 Ok fed.

[@Alphaproximita]

@@alexander15551 Right... like SPACS and “institutional investors.”

[@raymondanielson8438]

@@alexander15551 Banks were originally used to launder gold learn your history pal.

[@matthewbentley1236]

@@alexander15551 and yet the current richest and fastest growing companies tend to recieve no funding from banks, if banks want to survive they'll have to change as they're clearly not suited to the modern world.

[@RWAfuture]

Today it's not about return ON capital. Today it is about return OF capital.

[@pallabdey4438]

deep meaning comments. so true!

[@mikeradford1180]

Lowest cost and fastest settlement will win. Banks taking 3 days to transfer money via ACH will bleed out.

[@AndrewBouchierUK]

it's also about smart money this is why ethereum is worth almost $4,000 per coin

[@ytoh6408]

@@AndrewBouchierUK gate-crashing kidding hellholes McCune

[@AndrewBouchierUK]

​@@ytoh6408 English please

[@miguelberetta7887]

You can do so via wire or apps like cashapp and venmo. The transaction costs of crypto are still too high

[@Jasperrusk]

Bonfire and Saturna token bout blow past doge and safemoon 🔥 and Raptor token 🚀 They will be the new Facebook this is the cycle we are in. Thank me later!!!

[@Mvp8]

No mention of decentralized finance and how banks could possibly be replaced by smart contract decentralized applications?

[@saberking6684]

They have no idea how eth and ada will destroy them

[@nakedwzrd]

they haven't gotten that far yet or how to use a DEX

[@AshiStarshade]

They precluded it by describing elastic money supplies. That pretty much has to be centralized, unless the elasticity decisions were also decentralized.

[@GDKLockout]

Thats because they dont understand whats happening. Its like when the car was invented and people couldnt understand how they would replace horses.

[@hvr8463]

@@saberking6684 They have no idea how will destroy them

[@paulobaptista164]

A new form of banks will emerge with new technology and services. Regulation will determine how it happens. The banks might change but aren’t going anywhere. Control over currency will always exist.

[@user-ud1gh2ss2x]

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[@CoronadeDeus]

Control over over currency will evanesce in deafening roar of History as power will forever struggle and money is just just a tool of it. Spread your eggs in various baskets, my best advice.

[@Syne111]

You're missing the point. Cryptocurrency is regulation and code is law. No need for gov or banks or centralized power sinks. Any of that defeats the entire purpose.

[@robgroove]

The future is decentralised

[@newcoc4105]

No it is not. How mnay regiments does decentralized have?

[@c.kainoabugado7935]

@@newcoc4105 lol 😆 reply is with the past 🤣

[@thatn_ggajandro3197]

Let’s go! Hopefully you’re right!

[@patjustpat5014]

Absolutely comrade!!! And on public ledger, under surveillance, so we can control what everyone does and thinks!! You deserve many social credits!! The future will be decentralized, run by algorithms written by a pre-pubescent 80lb kid, run by 30yr old man children who think they are wiser than history. Welcome to the USSA!

[@generalmartok3990]

@@patjustpat5014 How many MREs do you have in your basement?

[@ibzyc7036]

They have not benefitted savers for an entire generation

[@Deloowix]

Tbh savers don't really do much for the economy. Morally, why should savers be rewarded instead of the investors that spur the technology revolution?

[@ibzyc7036]

@@Deloowix Banks use your deposits to make loans and charge interest on it, I might aswell lend the money myself and get the return, what purpose does the bank now serve? Just another middleman sector, before you say it looks after your money, 2008 was due to bad lending practices and it was me the tax payer who foot the bill the wankers, sorry bankers.

[@nasaboy2950]

Facts, with interest rates so low I don't keep much money in the bank anymore. Not letting them use it to their advantage during these times.

[@hjooy]

@@ibzyc7036 please look the video again. Banks do NOT loan your deposit to others; loans are created out of nothing.

[@hjooy]

@@nasaboy2950 that is exactly what they want you to do...

[@lukeskywalker1574]

We need to keep cash if we want to keep our freedoms. Period.

[@liasummers1824]

Banks brought this on themselves

[@anthonyrobinson5532]

How

[@Thapanirmal]

Refering to 2009 crash? Lol

[@JAWZMUZIK1]

Right

[@ThoseWhoHeedTheCall]

Absolutely.

[@t.xaviersalgado4106]

@@anthonyrobinson5532 in many countries they made digital transactions harder, and they actively blocked development, instead of making life easier for their population. governments are also to blame since they imposed strict rules to these transactions. now, probably they'll lose it all...

[@kamolhengkiatisak1527]

I used to take one course "Money and Banking" for a semester in 1970s, which is essentially covered by this 10 minutes video and more (digital money).

[@Q_QQ_Q]

cool

[@michaelkavanagh5947]

Crypto is not digital money.

[@generalmartok3990]

@@michaelkavanagh5947 He didn't mention crypto. The topic of this video literally is digital money.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

@uncle scam But government issued money

[@oscarosullivan4513]

@uncle scam Explain

[@jaytok7]

banks have been ripping off their customers for centuries. time for a change

[@sfturbo]

The only thing I will miss about banks is the higher salary they pay compared to other companies

[@Swede.from.Boston]

After the 2008 housing crises, let me tell you, we won’t be missing banks that much.

[@Warrior_warlock]

Wow, I'm impressed how you were able to spin fractional reserve banking to sound like something positive!

[@carlmannhard8051]

What are you talking about? It is positive. Without fractional reserves the banks could lend out as much as they wanted and the velocity of money would whip the economy out of control, as they have every bubble and crash before it was implemented.

[@Warrior_warlock]

@@carlmannhard8051 Fractional reserve banking is exactly how they lend out as much as they like. Are you trolling or just unclear on the concept?

[@ghstdata6223]

@@carlmannhard8051 banks 🤢🤮

[@carlmannhard8051]

@@Warrior_warlock No, you are wrong. Fractional reserve banking was implemented to prevent the banks from lending out all the money they oversee. If a bank couldn't lend out any more money than was actually in the bank vaults, then our economies would grow much, much slower. Don't be rude and wrong at the same time. Pick one.

[@Anil-gt2kn]

@@Warrior_warlock NO system is perfect but Fractional Reserve is still better. So Carl is correct. However, You do sound like a GOLD BUG People!!!!

[@waynejackson8534]

On a much larger scale, this is like the introduction of Napster and the like to the music industry. The paradigm completely changed, and the music industry was forced to keep up with consumers demands.

[@prebableco3576]

What a great comment!

[@jotsingh8917]

Perfect concept for a total surveillance states.

[@jvnd2785]

Absolutely. That's the reason for this video, btw. They have to sell the idea of crypto to the masses, not just the selected few who already "own" crypto (it's just an illusion, they really don't own it). Meanwhile, banks and corporations are rubbing their hands and laughing at the gullible plebs who think BTC and other "alternative" currencies are going to mean much in the future.

[@jvnd2785]

@@Grutto, do you have a constructive argument or is this just a hissy fit?

[@littledovecitydust]

Crypto is the only thing you can physically own.

[@Warrior_warlock]

@@jvnd2785 also, how do you not own your crypto when you store them offline in a cold storage wallet?

[@twelveahalf1093]

@@Grutto you do own it. You can buy a ledger and store it in there. Safest and best way

[@nuterra9143]

Crypto, defi, peer to peer lending fix all those problems. We won't need banks.

[@joebartley2302]

My concern with CBDC is the government deciding you have done something wrong in their eyes and freezing all your assets.

[@PeopleHealthTru]

Like the IRS or satanic divorce judges?

[@edd2184]

That is 100% going to happen you protest against a political party, you say something you shouldn't have said online, bought too much beer or cigarettes. Privacy and autonomy will be out the door. They are going to be two digital dollars one for regular folks like you and I. Another for high net worth individuals and corporations. If this is not a front page out of a dystopian nightmare I don't know what is.

[@ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣ-ΠΑΥΛΟΣΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΑΚΑΤΟΣ]

In Greece if you owe money to the government your Commercial bank assets will be sized and your accounts frozen without any Human intervention, it's just software commanding banks to do so. Governments would have the same level of control they have now with CBDC. If a government wants they can order Commercial banks to do whatever with your money in them at the moment. This video is just propaganda for the useless banks that just charge fees and interest for providing nothing.

[@tanimmohaiminul4157]

@@edd2184 WEF predicted about 2030 You will own nothing but u will be happy.I think u know that.

[@mariwillalwaysgivethanks]

Oh! AND THEY WILL!!!

[@pimmeijer7589]

I don't think we have to explain why having a Centralized Banking system where everyone just holds digital dollars at the Central Bank is a bad idea right?

[@Aesahaetr]

The Central banks and government control over everyone money is sinister. They could program anything into it. The people of the world would rebel against them.

[@mariwillalwaysgivethanks]

right!!!

[@Stacksats21Qunitillion]

You are right only in world where common sense is common.

[@charnpetersen7664]

If they control technology, they control everything

[@GDBOYFilms]

"you might just miss banks if they were gone" is an interesting end seeing as I didn't hear any positives to the banking industry being in control. decentralized finance and the yields it brings will blow the old rickety roofs off of traditional banks and credit unions. they have been way too comfortable making millions and giving back pennies.

[@altrazh_xd]

exactly, who even gonna miss the bank? we all use bank because it was needed and the only choice in the past. Not to mention in the developing country, 80% of the population are "unbankable", the banks there are just a glorified payment services, they are raking the profit without giving actual value to the community. Decentralized Finance is the future.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

Whats wrong with credit unions.

[@GDBOYFilms]

@@oscarosullivan4513 nothing inherently wrong with them, better than banks usually. just not an innovative vehicle like defi and what is coming in the next 5 years

[@Syne111]

@@GDBOYFilms well said

[@susanclark955]

Every day of my life I always regret selling my bitcoins 8yrs ago. See how much its worth now.

[@jackrodney9629]

You have to be calm No one ever knew it would get this high.

[@claytonfaile7199]

True you have a point.

[@clancybrown754]

Crypto is the future, trading crypto has become a lucrative way of making money

[@claytonfaile7199]

@@clancybrown754 Do you trade by yourself?

[@TamLe-nj7sr]

If I had known would have exchanged my wife for bitcoins

[@dannyl3212]

DEFI

[@Estado_Alterado]

@Favour Nelson scammer

[@pa659]

DeFi is at risk of our governments trying to ban it

[@walton836]

@@pa659 u cant ....?........

[@jakepaulwar]

@@pa659 won’t happen

[@pa659]

​@@jakepaulwarYou are right a ban is unlikely but heavy regulations are likely to happen. Not all Defi project are 100% decentralized yet. Meaning there is possibility for the governments to dig up proof from faulty smart contracts, code, etc

[@walob738]

Could? Absolutely certain they will! CBDC's will remove the need for any 'high street bank' and could well undermine the State and Government, perhaps even democracy itself as we know it. But do not get confused with digital currencies that are centralised and those that are de-centralised. One allows a Government and/or Central Bank to track every single dime you spend for the rest of your life - the other, completely anonymous. And to be clear - I would miss banks like a hole in my head.

[@ricardodelacrvz1400]

crypto currencies dont concede loans. just another populist ideology. banks are more safer than ever. and they are open to government supervision in terms of tax regulation. you just have to be careful about what kind of products they are selling you and see their annual rating.

[@_Reverse_Flash]

@8:20 The last thing I would want is a direct relationship with a Central Bank.

[@WassupBruddah]

Lol. That's not possible. Banks will own crypto and we all will be f*cked. You really think people will be free to do transaction without banks??? 😂😂

[@pivoune]

I think you completely missed the potential of decentralized digital currencies by focusing your piece on government issued and thus centrally controlled digital currencies

[@cameronmason4452]

On purpose, they are invested in crypto failure

[@GregBert87]

Exactly. I have no interest in acquiring government sponsored digital currency.

[@puvididdle]

yup i was thinking the same. All the 'problems' they've mentioned in the video could potentially be solved by decentralized banking. In fact if a government adopt decentralized banking, they are investing in the trust of the people. We will know that they are on the side of fairness and equality. with smart contracts and governance, we know that there could potentially be no corruption that could take place.

[@puvididdle]

also thinking why not the government just collect gas fees from all transactions instead. I know it sounds far fetched but, just a possibility

[@deborahblackmore7895]

You completely underestimate state power they will bankrupt people speculating in dogecoins to teach people a valuable lesson about where power rests then we'll get surveillance money and there won't be anything we can do about it.

[@MovieRiotHD]

Decentralise our financial system!

[@Cryptojunkie247]

HEALTH IS YOUR WEALTH CRYPTO IS YOUR FREEDOM

[@subrotoxing8214]

i wish the media stop picturing crypto banking relation as cars vs horse carriages .. why not think of them as tv and radio ? complement each other as mass communication tool

[@rbd5868]

This video doesn't talk about crypto lol, it's about digital CENTRALIZED money

[@subrotoxing8214]

@@rbd5868 @Rbd lol obviously you are easy to fall for smart PR.. It is like you are believing facebook saying help facebook free of charge instead of seeing that as a threat.. Allow us to track or pay the price..this video is an ad do not let banks fail.. Use banks.. Not "others" else you face dramatic consequences like privacy etc. Not addressing crypto is smart but implied.. You do not want to directly go against the momentum... I.e doge ^^

[@swojnowski453]

tv and radio do not complement each other. You do not use both at the same time do you? Or you listen to tv with one ear and radio with the other?

[@subrotoxing8214]

@@swojnowski453 in the 90s i listen to radio when i am in the car and i watch tv at home.. They both have their uses..

[@ABESW0RLD]

​@@subrotoxing8214 the tv is a substitute to the radio. You even said it yourself, you substitute the radio for the tv at home... All substitutes have their uses...

[@jon6309]

Lol I work for a commercial bank’s trust department looks like I’ll be out of a job if I don’t move out fast. Many of our trusts are being transferred and beneficiaries are pulling their money out to spend!

[@elvispresley5313]

Probably buying gold and silver and pirate chain & monero

[@emmanuelabel2370]

Investment are stepping stones for success. Waiting for the government to provide is a big waste

[@larissaeckardt1391]

The right choice of investment has always been a big problem for me because I know that picking up the wrong investment will leave a big scar in the future...

[@christopherhutchens8077]

What she is saying is terrifying and for some reason they have happy childish music.

[@rogermellie1624]

Yes, total slavery with all of your financial transactions tracked by the Government and the CBDC account able to be 'programmed'

[@oscarosullivan4513]

I agree

[@josephbrennan370]

That's the economist for you.

[@BenShutUp]

Ha, these economists could use some soft skills training.

[@jonniecandito181]

What she is saying isn't terrifying. The status quo is terrifying.

[@peytonwarren1936]

The FBI looking at this comments section: 👀

[@UPdan]

End the Fed and the fbi.

[@ajmala9250]

The question being between the recessions every 20 years or so, how stable is your current financial system??

[@alexjones1738]

Far more stable than any other period

[@IsAcRafT]

​@@alexjones1738 so long as your government is competent and trustworthy enough and that's not even guaranteed for all situations.

[@SolPhantasmagoria]

Physical fading to digital appears to be the trend for a lot of aspects of shopping and finance these days. With online shopping, home working, and digital services, the need for a physical presence anywhere seems to be lesser each year.

[@crezeljanefulltimemomvlog4779]

3:52

[@dioc8699]

As if governments don't already see all our transactions 😒

[@Halesnaxlors]

Lol yeah. Any digital transaction is already traceable by the government, in addition to the banks themselves, who can do what they want with that data.

[@annikafrankenstein]

Remember when we were all forced to bail out the banks in the last financial crash?

[@VitePapa]

Considering that defi has started to gain traction, you can create token usd and those tokens are starting to get accepted worldwide in a huge p2p and in person networks. All those tech giants still rely on an underlying undisclosed bank, defi does not.

[@josiegacia3397]

*Rich people plays the money game to win.* *Poor people plays the money to not lose.* *The goal of the truly rich people is to have massive wealth and the poor sees a surplus as an opportunity for consumption instead of investing it.* *change your mindset and do what the rich does,* *which is investing,* *investing and investing.*

[@samuelteddy.439]

That's true.

[@samuelteddy.439]

Cryptocurrency is a gamble. But everyone should be investing on.

[@tonymonin5580]

Everyone knows cryptocurrency is a gamble majorly for the extremely rich.

[@tonymonin5580]

But anyone who is not investlng now is missing a tremendous opportunity.

[@inociase8132]

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[@clarabella452]

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[@alexanderlogan6815]

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[@joecross9021]

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[@markstaddon4993]

Banksters are like parasites, and the digital currency is a curse. There is no equilibrium when you add time and movement.

[@Zov631]

Whatever direction the economy is heading, banks will find ways to capitalize on . Period

[@chris4charity191]

You forgot to mention your owner's took us off the gold standard and that's the reason for the "IOU" non backed cash.

[@benyameenyitzhak1036]

Which is completely demonic and evil. Our currency is based on the whims of unelected, uncontrolled and unknown group of people

[@ericklestrange6255]

this video has been due for years

[@mihaiciubotaru6149]

CRYPTOCURRENCIES AND DIGITAL CURRENCIES ARE TWO TOTALLY DIFFERENT THINGS!!!

[@Cyber_Jar23]

They intersect.

[@mihaiciubotaru6149]

@@Cyber_Jar23 in the simple minds..The cryptos are a colossal Ponzi scheme...at global level..

[@timothygerke6982]

Perhaps most important to ask, will the digital currency be under a central authority, or will it be decentralized? What are the advantages/disadvantages to each?

[@seanregehr4921]

Decentralized means ZERO/NO ACCOUNTABILITY! This is a recipe for disaster. Central is a problem only when there is no transparency/accountability. This means a centralized bank system can and will work only if full transparency and accountability is established and sustained. The banks used to be solid like this many generations ago now. Then they made the banks private and cut off both transparency and accountability seemingly over night. They did wait a while before implementing their own private interests however, so many people never connected the two. Essentially they waited long enough for people to forget and get caught up with other seemingly more important decisions.

[@BadDictator]

If it will be under some central authority, won't it be the same as central banks? The government could still look into your records that way?

[@kotgc7987]

@@seanregehr4921 Decentralised still identifies the money's general account via coin exchanges. Individual payments are autonomous via blockchain and free of control/manipulation. Taxes will provide states revenue for military, education and health.

[@2snipe1]

@@seanregehr4921 Thats not what I've heard decentralized means. I've heard it means you own your money. The code, blockchain transparently states who owes who what, and accountability is on the safeguarding of this information. There is no way to hack blockchain with a working and fast quantum super computer. While quantum computers exist, the speed they need won't legitimately won't be around for the next 100 years. The best anybody can do is redirect the funds, but even this change can be tracked. I'm not sure how you see defi can decrease accountability. But I'm open to discussion!

[@justintie]

The pseudo elites want to control it. We shouldn't let them.

[@erina5543]

While I enjoyed this piece, I feel it missed a key aspect of the emerging digital currency market: non-state run, decentralized system or systems. To me, this has the greatest potential to both disrupt, shift power, and put control into the hands of everyday people. Failing to mention this creates a false narrative about future possibilities and risks or risk mitigation.

[@user-ud1gh2ss2x]

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[@gabriellaarango9100]

Absolutely , this video presentation left out a big piece,!!! If she is so well informed why was it left out ???

[@fwd105]

What happens the day people wake up and crypto whales have exited the market, who will people turn to, the government? There's lots more to the financial system than the buzzword of decentralisation.

[@abhyudaychakraborty3818]

You know what central banks arent idoits that they control the money supply in a country, if there is more money supply than the economy is able to produce you'd face inflation. what about price stability? is your crypto stable enough to hold value in long run? what about tax evasion? i don't see how you expect people to use a volatile asset class as money.

[@yawnyarko6471]

@@fwd105 And what if whales don't leave because there is more adoption?

[@caroledoerr6872]

The banks can't get a part of small businesses, but they can from zombie corporations. I can see clearly what is happening. Thank you!

[@charmander777]

Here in Vancouver ...I can tell you that banks here are closing branches and moving online. No banks won't go out of business as long as they keep evolving and adapting . No doubt this is disruption like Tesla or airbnb

[@Syne111]

It's not just physical branches that aren't needed. Banks themselves will be gone.

[@keithrodgers1030]

I love how the banks classify a debt as an asset on the balance sheet. The old saying " never be a lender or borrower", that's still relevant today.

[@user-ud1gh2ss2x]

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[@moneyobsessed]

your loan is an asset to the lender

[@CutleryChips]

Think of owning a house. It’s an asset that can fetch you a rent income. Similarly, banks earn interest on loans they give out, so it’s an asset. Meanwhile all the deposits will be classified as liabilities, because banks need to pay the interest. A house may suddenly get destroyed (maybe due to earthquake) and you lose all its value. Similarly, the person the bank loaned to may be unable to return it. Hence theres certainly risk involved in owning assets.

[@civirization]

Can we really call money from reserve banks "government" money if most of them are said to be independent?

[@Guizambaldi]

Independent from the government, but still part of the State, just like courts are.

[@agnakruger4090]

Certainly! Crypto poses an existential threat to the central banking system. Compared to fiat, it’s better in terms of faster transactions, lower fees and security. As a retailer I’ve also taken a big step to launch crypto payments in my business and have opened a merchant account with Capital wallet. Really proud of this decision of accepting cryptos in my business.

[@kellikelli4413]

Crypto is the precursor the govts CBDC (but with no freedom). Crypto was allegedly set up by the 'powers that shouldn't be' to get useful idiots used to NO CASH... And you all fell for it.

[@teresabarrett8676]

Digital currency gives the "state" full control of our money. The "state" will know where and how much we spend every cent and can confiscate all or part of our money at any time!

[@sesetio338]

Peer to peer payment system through BTC and other alt coins.

[@FatRonaldo1]

99% of all money is already digital deposits which the government can view or seize at any time if they really want to

[@Garybell09]

@@FatRonaldo1 Lots of people still use cash & they should continue to do so.

[@FatRonaldo1]

@@Garybell09 I’m not suggesting anyone stop using cash, I’m saying that the OPs fear is already a reality

[@Garybell09]

@@FatRonaldo1 It’s not tho a lot of people only really operate with cash Sure some cash may go in the bank but it’s not the same they can go spend it on what they want & the government don’t know.

[@bambiryba]

CB‘s digital assets? Not a word about decentralised blockchains, ethereum, defi, cardano and co. in a segment about future, digital money and loans? Economist readers are gonna be stuned about future ahead of us :D

[@iamdmc]

Monero is best - untraceable, totally private from block 0 until the end of time

[@wick2573]

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[@H奧維]

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[@H奧維]

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[@H奧維]

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[@estherjack6027]

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[@rusielisabeth3884]

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[@stevensteven4863]

First thing first I can't miss them...now lets continue :-)

[@axin4672]

My friend, what do you think differently

[@dorothysimpson7040]

Who would want the government to have total control over their money?

[@RM-eu8gi]

Ikr. That’s like saying let the govt hold all your food and water for you. 😵

[@lug.5329]

To those complaining: Just use cash all the time, every day, everywhere.

[@miked8249]

I don’t know what is scarier, digital currencies or the responses to this video?

[@GDKLockout]

Its the banks you should be scared of. Cyrpto is our saviour.

[@JeffreyNavarrete1]

How are the responses scary, would you please elaborate thanks

[@LEA82345]

@@GDKLockout Crypto idiot bot and its deluded preprogrammed response...

[@GDKLockout]

@@LEA82345 lol, do you even know what a blockchain is? Do you even understand fiat currency and the effect of printing cash digitally? Do you even k ow what inflation is and the effect of printing 9 trillion dollars last year? When you cant even dream of owning a house and your wages dont cover your rent, you might start gwtting with the times. Coz right now you sound like the idiot who thought the car wouldnt compete with a horse. Or that the internet was a fashion trend. If nothing else will convince you, consider that i can can already pay for my grocery shopping with paypal. And paypal transactions are now conducted on the ethereum chain. Meaning i just bought my food using crypto, without needing dollars at all.

[@davide56]

The bots trying to sell you crypto investors and the constant barrage of crypto drones are just an attempt to make people fall into FOMO, inflating the prices of coins to make quick pump and dumps. CBDCs aren't like that, and they are already being prototyped in various places. You don't have anything to worry unless you work in a bank or hate cheaper fees when transferring money, and even then, whatever bank less future some people envision wont come for a while(decades) if it even happens as they do still have a large sway in the world politically, as owners of large real physical assets and the employer of millions of people across the globe.

[@Sanian38]

Short answer: Yes.

[@stromorphlutis4665]

Decentralized servers, no cyber warfare. Proof of work, proof of stake, proof of space

[@neilvanhorne7410]

Why was there almost no focus on crypto currency when this is a large and growing market and technology, poised to change the game?

[@seanregehr4921]

It will never last as is. The reason is simple, the quantum computers they are attempting to create will make all forms of encryption obsolete. This erases all the current security standards and models. The fact is crypto currency has only been battle tested against technology that is already widely available publicly. Perhaps they do their own in house testing, but that is very limited and hardly a guarantee of security.

[@cieh3452]

@@seanregehr4921although that's a great concern, but I don't think we are going to see powerful quantum computers rolling out anytime soon

[@jerryassan4638]

@@seanregehr4921 also that only works for pow cryptos

[@alissonmatarazzo9038]

@@seanregehr4921 doesnt work for proof of stake tech like cardano. Fool.

[@unlockwithjsr]

@@seanregehr4921 haha, Cardano and Algorand already are quantum proof, and many other blockchains are moving there

[@ANTREU96]

Here is a crazy Idea: Stop relying on monetary policy, act through meaningful fiscal policy and do your job of managing the economy via real policy and not numbershifting (aka monetary poicy)

[@Showmetheevidence-]

Change is always tough, but this kind of change is unprecedented... so it’s going to be really interesting to see how this plays out. Of course politicians and laws will play a huge role here!

[@Syne111]

No need for those. Code is law! And politicians are centralized

[@sennasennina4891]

You are too nice with banks. You are not explaining about Seignorage revenue realized by the private banks on money they created from thin air.

[@hjooy]

Don't understand your comment; they so explain this.

[@huckleberryfinn6578]

This is called fractional reserve and was already explained at the beginning of the video.

[@ly4430]

The first half of the video is truly the life saver for a college student like me who is currently struggling with Macroeconomics！！

[@hardroadtotravelon1733]

Everyone hates banks and I have never understood why

[@justindwaunredding9770]

You clearly need a mix of both...

[@oscarosullivan4513]

Thank you

[@josephbrennan370]

@@oscarosullivan4513 this guy is commenting on every comment on this video lol.

[@majorlycunningham5439]

No, I will not miss them. At all. Bye bye centralized finance. 👋🏼

[@levelup1279]

Pick your crypto wisely, I would stick with someone like Monero for daily payments which protects your privacy.

[@armadillito]

This was all about how finance might be about to become entirely centralized by national banks' digital currencies...

[@chandel_rajputbundelkhand8490]

Banks are biggest fraud institutions created ever...crypto gives power back into the hands of people

[@paulnam6524]

Ever wonder why it's so difficult to get ahead financially? Between money printing inflation and ubiquitous loans, unless you immediately invest your money into an asset, you'll never gain wealth.

[@sallybryan3754]

It's great..... already in Kenya we are used to mobile money and it's twice as big as all banks here combined

[@GDKLockout]

You should look at Cardano. If all of africa is the first to adopt crypto as their main currency, we will move into a new age of Africa leadong the world. You have all the metals needed for computing already.

[@mattyj4645]

Monero!!

[@user-ud1gh2ss2x]

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[@michaelschapiro2162]

Especially in Europe and other countries where there is negative interest rates with Banks

[@expertmaria510]

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[@Metacognition88]

Monero is fun for the whole family

[@jcdentonunatco]

Monero is a centralized currency so it won't work as a real digital currency

[@nathanashley2693]

It’s also one of the least traceable cryptos no one wants their kids to get busted buying narcotics.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

@@nathanashley2693 Thats the problem

[@user-ob4sx1ky6k]

With the current increase in the market I see Cryptocurrency as ultimately becoming a reserve currency for banks , playing much the same role as gold did in the early days of banking . Banks could issue digital cash with greater anonymity and lighter weight , more efficient transactions

[@youpeng8410]

If it hadn't been with the help of my broker Mr. Nicholas James whom I can't thank enough , I would have completely given up on the crypto market after loosing so much money

[@evelynbobby7236]

Oh I'm a bit surprised to know you work with him , I just received my ROI into my wallet through one of her platforms and I am pretty impressed by his strategies

[@wilsonjames731]

wow!! you invest with Mr. Nicholas too ? I never knew he was much of an experienced trader , been on him telegrm for a while now but was skeptical , guess I'll have to check him out again because I'm frustrated having to lose money , I need a trusted broker with experience

[@kristianrathbone1985]

Is there a link to him platform or how can I get in contact with him ? I'd love to diversify and try out new investments

[@youpeng8410]

you can easily get to him on tele gram

[@ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣ-ΠΑΥΛΟΣΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΑΚΑΤΟΣ]

Fractional Reserve Banking in a F.I.A.T. currency (that your country can issue) Is WORTHLESS ! Just giving all this wealth to Commercial banks from interest and fees to provide NOTHING ! Why not have ONLY the central bank issue money and they can expand and contract it as needed ? China has this central bank crypto they accept as central bank money. I like that idea !!! Fractional Reserve Banking Has value ONLY in something a country can not issue. So for example if a third world country has USD or Gold as it's currency and it uses Fractional reserve banking to expand it's money supply on the monetary asset it can not issue.

[@Billy-te3mz]

How did you only mention crypto once in an 11 minute video about the future of finance?

[@cassienorwood5635]

Right!? I thought that was what it was going to be about lol Especially when it was 11 mins of "but you'll make the banks sad"

[@terrierlover]

Adapt or get left behind

[@zayaanzakir]

I learned more about finance in 11 mins than I did in school 😆

[@Steven-D-Allan]

Love the images of old computer technology - how did we ever manage!

[@gdsheppa2968]

My favourite clip was "So what the heck is Napster?"

[@oscarosullivan4513]

@@gdsheppa2968 A formerly illegal music website

[@stevenpadilla4294]

Id ride that hottub time machine back to 1970 any day.

[@arturobarchiesivitali397]

Idk if this comment section is full of bots or what

[@balucse019]

It is full of bots.

[@hjooy]

Bot Jrxv34 Bot x another Bot and yeah, that's also a bot

[@acchaladka]

It’s annoying, because one of the real values of yt is in the comments section, when it’s working.

[@Ureallydontknow]

Full of bots just like the journalists

[@knightmare1015]

The central banks hate 4 things. #1: a bank run because they only have about 1/8th of the actual cash in their vaults versus what they have on their accounting ledger. #2: A real independent audit where they have to allow an outsider to come in and actually count the money and compare it to what's on their books. #3: Digital money because they can't do fractional reserve banking and change the money supply into their favor. #4: Decentralized Blockchain accounting ledgers because it puts them out of business.

[@endame90]

Geez, what a bunch of spam bots here, but anyways, great video, very informative, and even though it is innovative, I definitely don't like it when governments gain more power and control over my daily life.

[@karlpopper601]

They say China's digital currency is through bank system to operate.

[@qjtvaddict]

That’s a mistake on their part

[@GKS225]

I'm surprised they didn't mentioned that

[@death-disco]

So? They're running distribution trials but the major facet of CBDCs vs traditional banking is whether the central bank has autonomy over money creation or retail banks. There's also a bunch of privacy concerns. They can happily distribute a CBDC however they want, it doesn't mean the banks did not just lose their purpose. China's goal is to manipulate and control its population, they don't care if the PBoC distribute money or retail banks.

[@mc-kp2kc]

"In investing what is comfortable is rarely profitable. "Never, ever argue with your trading system. "Amateurs think about how much money they can make. ... "The price of a commodity will never go to zero if not for the governments "It's not always easy to do what's not popular, but that's where you make your profit money.

[@sadiyajatty2003]

The crypto market has been favorable in the past weeks, I keep missing out on this opportunity, I'm most certainly very impatient. How can I ever make a profit in the crypto market?

[@simeonaladi4121]

There are platform where you can invest and they trade in crypto. Then pay you profit either weekly or monthly. That's investing.

[@sadiyajatty2003]

@@simeonaladi4121Thanks for your concern.

[@Davins_Fernando_Maelon]

Yes In the crypto investment I have made 96.75 BTC in cryptocurrency I'm so glad I'm gonna have a successful trading portfolio but I'm from the UK anyway.

[@sadiyajatty2003]

Huh wow

[@yurialmeida4840]

"Innovations like these could also disrupt the financial equilibrium" Oblivious enough Innovation should always be cherished.

[@wearethepeople7157]

If anything giving the people the ability instead of centralised banks will only increase the equilibrium yes may have a big dip recession but its what you do in that said recession which will bring you out the ther side

[@robertewalt7789]

Note quite: the goldsmiths gave customers a receipt for gold (or silver) left to be made into jewelry, or left for safekeeping. These receipts traded as money, an IOU backed by gold or silver. Alternatively, trading companies bought and sold commodities for clients. Sometimes the clients asked them to make/ collect payments by use of acceptances.

[@user-ud1gh2ss2x]

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[@prhasn]

This is an unsustainable concept at best. You cannot print infinite money without negatively impacting the economy.

[@mccormyke]

Crypto won't put banks out of business though I wish it would.

[@williamjohn3391]

Investing in crypto now is very cool especially with the current rise in the market now

[@anthonygtk8125]

Yes you are right

[@markangel8353]

People are scared of investing because of the high rate of scam in the business

[@markangel8353]

Making them to remain poor out Of ignorance

[@enkhbatnaya6801]

There are scammers but there are real brokers waiting for investors out there

[@enkhbatnaya6801]

My first investment with Mrs Allen Lisa gave me profit of over $24,000 Us dollars and even since then she has never failed to deliver and I can even say she's the most sincere broker I have known

[@silentwf]

Strange that people are so concerned that the government is watching or intervening but are fine that private corporations do so with minimal disclosure.

[@Emrico35]

I prefer Decentralized Finance (DEFI) instead of traditional banking system. Where else you can get %15 return on USD?

[@alpslumberjack667]

Also -45% in a return.

[@Emrico35]

@@alpslumberjack667 Nah. Not possible with stablecoins..

[@user-gz4ve8mw9l]

@@alpslumberjack667 You only lose if you realize that capital loss. Simple don't sell unless it goes back up.

[@TheAnkitDalal]

BEWARE OF THE SCAMMERS IN THE COMMENTS.

[@carlamercado7588]

Not so much if we find a way to manage our money without them

[@floralola398]

Please I need someone to help me trade or invest the forex or crypto market because I'm tired of trading in losses myself. I've blown my account twice and it's frustrating.

[@sheryliris4774]

You're absolutely correct! If you find a reliable broker or account manager who can assist you with trades or provide signals, it can greatly increase your chances of profiting in the market. It's all about finding someone trustworthy and skilled to guide you through the process.

[@TERRALESA]

That's amazing! When I made my initial investment with Expert Mrs. Naomi, I also saw a profit of over $4,000 US dollars. Since then, she has consistently delivered excellent results, and I can confidently say that she is the most trustworthy broker I've come across. Her sincerity and reliability are truly remarkable.

[@PennyPascal]

My first investment with her Expert Mrs Naomi gave me profit of over $4,000 Us dollars and ever since then she has never failed to deliver and I can even say she is the most sincere broker I have known

[@ALLYSONEve-nm1pb]

That's incredible! Mrs. Naomi is not only an exceptional broker but also a lucrative one. It's amazing I just bought myself a dream Mercedes with the profit i made last week, all thanks to her expertise. She truly knows how to make trading profitable and help people achieve their dreams. Congratulations on my new car! 🚗

[@nankaichang727]

I totally understand where you're coming from! Personally, I'm not here to speak on her behalf, but I can definitely testify based on what I'm sure of. From my own experience, she has proven to be trustworthy and the best option I have ever seen. It's truly amazing to have someone like her in our course.

[@philipdavies5195]

A video about the comparative environmental impact of cryptocurrency’s compared to physical money would be interesting.

[@lunasinger2735]

Have you heard about Bill Gates's patent for a device that uses a person's body energy to mine for cryptocurrency? The patent was granted 3/26/2020. Scary times we're in. Neurolink, DARPA chip, and this-- pure dystopia. I guess they want to find a use for us when the Fourth Industrial Revolution renders us, in the words of a member of the World Economic Forum, "useless."

[@oscarosullivan4513]

@@lunasinger2735 I agree

[@cryptoanup6153]

Thanks for watching, Endeavor to write as soon as possible for more enlightenment

[@Syne111]

Especially after the Eth merge that nobody is talking about

[@keepcreationprocess]

No

[@naderhastam]

"governments control your ability to where and where not to spend your money" hummmmmm I wonder where I've heard that before???? OFAC office of foreign assets control

[@LanielPhoto]

I still onlyu use hard cash. That way I get many discounts, and I don't see why the banks should get a slice of the pie with every transaction. But its really the discounts from many stores - at least equal to what they have to pay the banks when we use interact.

[@straingerr]

thats why its important to ask for that discount at every store every time you pay with cash, otherwise you will stil pay the cards commissions and finance credit card rewards for those who use them.

[@highontaiwan]

I'd love for the out of control central banks to be demolished.

[@wayne0316]

You’ll still need a bank account to earn some interest and have some security of your savings. Digital currency wallet is like your public transport card, you recharge the card regularly, but you don’t put a lot in it just for safety reasons. A wallet linked to a bank account and you move money back and forth with bank apps.

[@wayne0316]

And the Chinese citizen wouldn’t be able to buy foreign books if central bank choose so example is appalling. How else would you buy a foreign book from overseas if not from online using credit card/bank accounts? Would you send physical RMB note over mail to your foreign seller to buy books? Would your foreign seller accept RMB cash anyways?

[@andrewlim7751]

@@wayne0316 The ccp can ban books with or without cbdc.

[@phazon100]

No you don’t. Smart contracts replace banks.