Some closing thoughts before bedtime. I've seen a bit of discussion surrounding this so I would like to humbly posit an opinion. Free markets are a good thing. The exchange of goods, services, and ideas when there are few barriers is usually a net benefit to society. But: (1/7)
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Free markets are not black or white. They are not incompatible with regulation. Correcting market failures allows a free market to truly prosper, ushering in all of its splendour for decades. This is how great countries are born. Singapore is a good case study to look to. (6/7)
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I think there are takeaways for decentralized markets here too. Protect genuine investors from vultures who perpetuate information asymmetry. Encourage innovation and the natural price signalling mechanism. DeFi can and will flourish - if we allow the space to detoxify. (7/7)
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Government regulation is the problem FatMan. I also find it quite convenient, that all of this is happening during the WEF confab hosting the World's parasite Elitist. Historically, the Free Market tends to be continually stymied, by the likes of self proclaimed do-gooders.
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Look to the world's most prosperous nations, and you will find that businesses have few barriers. ^On this, I believe prosperous nations have much better infrastructure that will present them as no barrier markets, in reality no real difference. Just appearances imo.
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