In Blockchain We Trust

I have always believed, that there are only two types of humans on this planet. The “givers” and the “takers.”

Givers are people who are caring and decent individuals, that work hard everyday to help one another and further human knowledge and achievement.

Takers are everyone else. The ones who capitalize on the weak and dying. They are there to make sure that they can demoralize you, take what you have worked hard for and have no moral conviction in hiding the greed and corruption that runs through their veins.

Whoever Satoshi Nakamoto is, one thing is for certain, he was a giver.

Just like in the early days of the internet, blockchain is proving to be a shift that will change the future of humanity. I strongly believe that blockchain technology is the great equalizer, that will allow the poor and working classes around the world, to level the playing field with the wealthy few.

The centralization of our knowledge, personal data and financial assets has allowed a very small portion of human beings to control the majority of the population’s interests and wealth. The rule of the few over the many, using the resources of the many, for the personal growth of the few. Crony capitalism at it’s finest.

The blockchain provides hope for the people who need it most.

Blockchain forces transparency through the immutable public ledger. It provides a way for families to remit money back to their home countries at a fraction of the cost of traditional remittance services. It allows every citizen of the planet to have access to financial instruments, like bank accounts.

Blockchain technology even offers a secure solution to casting votes in an election. By placing elections on this type of platform, it will be nearly impossible for foreign entities to skew results. This technology is something that everyone on this big blue Earth can benefit from. With the evolution of our knowledge, we as humans, are beginning to move from a selfish profit economy to an uplifting knowledge based economy that prizes human achievement over human greed. We are starting to focus on how we can improve our world, instead of just trying to improve the wallets of the one percent. It’s a beautiful turning point. It’s economic justice!