Bitcoin Is Now Bigger Than Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley
When &quot;the bitcoin&quot; starting gaining momentum, i thought that &quot;bitcoin&quot; and the public distributed ledger was an exercise to see if the psychology of people has evolved to reduce the dependence on institutions and find out if inequality is because of these institutions or the 1%. However as we are finding out, the same problems are arising but with new technology. The ones with money to risk are playing the game and the public distributed ledger and bitcoin is yet to show us anything different other than the status quo. Who gives a shit if it&#x27;s decentralized and &quot;transparent&quot; if the problems that a lot of people touted bitcoin&#x2F;blockchain would &quot;solve&quot; are just replicated. Kinda like who cares if there are many choices, if you don&#x27;t have the capital to exercise those choices. I am beginning to think that bitcoin is just another channel to speculate on that promises anonymity but fails badly at it. Maybe it&#x27;s pre-packaging as an antidote to pre-bitcoin financial structure was empty. I don&#x27;t see how the average world citizen is able to invest with these prices, therefore aiding mobility. I thought wrong... but sure wish i bought it when it was $20 :)