A nonproductive blockchain can’t solve the fiat problem
A blockchain with unbounded scaling and offers low-cost transaction is the key to addressing the problem with today's fiat, but society needs to wake up first and recognize this fact.
A blockchain with unbounded scaling and offers low-cost transaction is the key to addressing the problem with today's fiat, but society needs to wake up first and recognize this fact.
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