Financial Hitmen Infiltrated Crypto And Obstruct Global Adoption
Why CBDCs Will March Uncontested

Banks infiltrated Bitcoin since the first few years with evident motives.
The early Bitcoin community consisted of genius developers and brilliant entrepreneurs but inexperienced with how ruthless competition can be.
Anyone getting close to executive levels of banks can taste the venom in their words and smell the sulfur in the room.
Infiltrators live in every decentralized society acting against their values and the people that support the blockchains. They will slowly rise into prominent positions and reach a level of power, perhaps as admins in communication channels, or developers who will pursue to divert consensus following their ambitions.
They will exercise their power and discourage others from participating in these decentralized communities. They will also act with hostility toward the fanbase, making a genuine part of it feel unwelcome.
Yet, we can locate them with ease, as they will also promote scams that negatively influence communities, and undermine the common goals of the project.

The Next Stage Of The Crypto Takeover
The infiltrators proceed with a textbook plan similar to the Bitcoin takeover in any network or cryptocurrency community considered a threat.
They take control of forums, related websites, social media accounts, and communication channels, centralizing anything possible under their control.
Bitcoin (BCH) has already tasted this venom with the BSV fork and the hash wars, where a group of greedy individuals planned to destroy the Bitcoin that worked.
BSV was another takeover attempt on the working version of Bitcoin, although that one failed.
Those that lived similar situations firsthand understand it better.
Many cast their doubts and consider that it might be too extreme that banks ever wanted to control and suppress Bitcoin.
Well, no, this was it. This is how banks work. They would be foolish to allow Bitcoin untamed gaining adoption and mess with their business.
It does not stop by stalling Bitcoin with Blockstream, though.
The holier-than-thou bankocracy will not stop until it dissolves any last trace of competition to the plans to modernize fiat currencies.
CBDCs have to march uncontested.

The Hodl But Never Use Mentality
Centralized servers are not the solution for money with a trusted authority in control.
Who would have thought a new form of internet money could be decentralized, permissionless, and borderless?
Satoshi had it all figured out.
Take the server from its trusted environment and spread the ledger to thousands of locations. Have initially everyone running the software and mining, with the best rewards for the first four years, and make it capped. Inflation would have killed internet money, but designed scarcity provides value as demand increases.
We could have been living today in a Bitcoin economy, working and getting paid in Bitcoin, paying with Bitcoin, and saving in Bitcoin.
Yet, the maximalists will claim:
“No!, You shouldn’t use Bitcoin to pay for stuff. Are you an idiot? You want to be the next pizza guy?”.
How would it matter if I had all my money in Bitcoin?
I will still pay for everything with Bitcoin instead of fiat and save in Bitcoin. Get paid in Bitcoin and pay in Bitcoin. This is an economy.
What maximalists suggest is a rather absurd concept that supports fiat currencies:







