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Large payment companies are wise to avoid legitimizing

’s private, global currency.

Facebook's libra cryptocurrency coalition is falling apart as eBay, Visa, Mastercard and Stripe...

The news comes one week after PayPal announced its withdrawal as government regulators continue to scrutinize the plans.

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is too big and too powerful, and it’s unconscionable for financial companies to aid it in monopolizing our economic infrastructure. I trust others will see the wisdom of avoiding this ill-conceived undertaking.

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Not clear how Facebook would monopolize economic infrastructure. Libra criticisms have moreso been criticisms of the Fed and USD. Private currencies present an alternative to fiat currencies and give consumers more choice, thereby mitigating the damage done by the fiat monopoly.

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It’s not either/or. We can have competing alternatives to fiat that don’t involve Facebook. The best of both worlds

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Gov cuckolds owned by incumbent bankers/financiers like Brown need to be replaced with gov cuckolds owned by Kraken and Facebook; in such a revolutionary conflict, either you own the gov's guns or you're going to be owned by them.

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· Oct 14, 2019

How much longer will the Alternative Currency Movement allow itself to be punched & kicked around by incumbent bankers & the gov cuckolds they own before it starts to smash some skulls in return??? cointelegraph.com/news/report-g7

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