"How many of you have money in a bank?...🙋‍♂️

None of you have money in a bank.” - Andreas Antonopoulos #Bitcoin #plebchain #Btc #Debt

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Have to disagree it is a Master-Slave relation in terms of Lender-Borrower (both should win).

There is however a Worker-Looter relationship with fiat when trust is abused through extravagant Fiat currency printing.

The government should not be allowed to intervene in the economy nor borrow if necessary from new printed currency.

There should be unregulated competitive banking that issue currencies, BTC being an available currency and probably as the core store of value backbone.