Echo 𝕏
@echodatruth
Brian Armstrong is at the World Economic Forum speaking to world leaders about digital assets.
That should concern anyone who actually understands decentralization.
This was never “crypto vs banks.”
That framing was convenient, and misleading.
What’s really happening is centralized crypto trying to become the bank.
If this were a “level playing field,” the market structure bill would’ve passed. It was supported by pro-decentralized crypto companies and the White House.
The only major opposition? Coinbase.
One man, running a centralized exchange, had the power to stall a bill meant to protect decentralized networks, and now that same man is speaking at Davos about the future of crypto.
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That tells you everything.
Coinbase isn’t building decentralization.
It’s building custody, control, permissioned access, and regulatory capture.
And here’s the part people keep ignoring:
The World Economic Forum was created in 1971, the exact same year the U.S. dollar was taken off the gold standard.
That’s when sound money d**d.
That’s when debt replaced backing.
That’s when control replaced value.
Now those same institutions want to “shape” digital assets.
The @USDebtClock_org shows it clearly:
Two systems are emerging.
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One centralized – financial surveillance, CBDCs, permission.
One decentralized – sovereignty, resilience, freedom.
You don’t get both.
Choose wisely.
Know What You Hold!
Source(s):
https://x.com/echodatruth/status/2013401757838123443
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