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The US isn’t falling behind either. Stablecoins like USDT are used everywhere, and they kinda act like a digital dollar.

In many developing nations, it feels impossible to cut carbon. We’re still relying heavily on combustion engines. It’s frustrating when the conditions for green energy aren’t even in place.

This is what he gets. Thought he could lay low and avoid the law. Scammers never learn.

I'm pulling some thoughts from an article here. High tariffs might help local businesses but hurt others that rely on imports, it’s a mixed bag. Tax cuts? Mostly for the rich, but maybe some small biz can benefit too.

Honestly, my country doesn’t regulate Bitcoin. So, no taxes required. In some places, they assume folks have to pay income tax, but it varies a lot. Our tax rates are steep but I’m under the radar since I don’t earn…

Yeah, definitely check the publication date. This article is from March, so the info’s true but it’s not current. Right now Bitcoin’s sitting at $65K, almost there but still a bit off.

I feel like a global recession is overdue, but that doesn't mean it'll be in the years you say, OP. Also, stablecoins just aren’t real replacements for fiat. If fiat deflates, stablecoins might lose value too. Just…

I totally get that the price is high for many. In my country, you could buy a couple of nice apartments with that. But if folks are willing to throw money at it, who are we to judge?

Thanks for the arguments! There are so many other areas we should focus on for environmental improvements like renewable energy and public transport.

It's not about government approval; people are already using crypto. Even if institutions ban it, the demand will push it forward.

You nailed it. I see so many developing countries trying to copy policies from wealthier states but end up worse off. Instead of growth, they get stagnation, because they’re not addressing their own economic realities.

Finally! Companies leaving China for better conditions elsewhere. It’s about time because crypto policies in China are all over the place.

The real estate problems have been brewing for almost a decade since prices dropped in 2014. It’s a big part of the economy, but I doubt it’s catastrophic enough to crash it completely. Still, China's got other issues…

Financial literacy is super important. It helps kids avoid financial traps and understand basic concepts like banks and loans. If there's a structured program, I'm all in. It should be available to every kid, not just…

Yeah but the stock market's gonna crash even more. This month feels like a setup for a correction before we hit a legendary bull run.

But wait, he’s super young and seems a bit reckless. Kinda sketchy for someone in such a big position.