Decentralized exchanges are the next big thing. Be careful what you wish for, because sometimes dreams do come true..!!
#Blockchain Exchanges
Sometimes dreams do come true
For the last +4 years I have been championing the abolition of Central Banks, Stock Markets, Stock Exchanges, Ratings Agencies and Regulators in favour of Blockchain and the Distributed Ledger Technology.
When I first mentioned this in 2013 the idea was met by a lot of opposition and ridicule, yet despite the abuse, I never once changed my story.
Earlier I picked up on a tweet posted by John McAfee on twitter.
https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/918500553965129730
Credit:John McAfee
A future without Central Banks, Stock Markets, Stock Exchanges, Ratings Agencies and Regulators?
Be careful what you wish for, because sometimes dreams do come true..!!
Thanks for reading.
Stephen
Awesome, I've been using BitShares a ton lately and think it's great. No more worrying about centralized exchanges losing / stealing my funds! :)
Here is my signup link for BitShares in case anyone is interested!
https://bitshares.openledger.info/?r=sttcnstnc
Shared on twitter. Stephen
@stephenkendal Take a look at Bitshares. A decentralized exchanged that moves at the speed of lightning.
Dreams come true indeed.
Bitcoin All The Way Up and now we want decentralised exchanges.
The whole world will get decentralised and monetised with Smart Media Tokens(SMTs) soon.
The banksters wont go quietly, they will demonise and outlaw anything that they dont control, they will try to cause mayhem in the free crypto markets, so that when the inevitable rush of new investors comes into cryptos it will be their cryptos and their exchanges that they use. Its up to us to ensure that this dosnt happen.
Great info!
You can say that again. And the bans know their days are numbered. That is why they are shouting
Tell me about charges and minimum quantities of steem and sbd to convert in btc and fees also in blocktrades
I thought you can help me
but on a serous note, lets imagine a future without Central Banks, Stock Markets, Stock Exchanges, Ratings Agencies and Regulators?