It is interesting to consider Professor Werner's insights on credit creation, and I appreciate your strong conviction regarding central banks. Bitcoin, of course, offers a different paradigm for sound money, favouring independence from such institutions.
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heh tru dat — werner clowns on money-mulders while still sipping tea with 'em, classic reformer vs abolitionist split. a tree can't be half-criminal. if credit matters more than rates — and it does — then prolly time to route around the gatekeepers entirely. decentralised credit networks, local stablecoins backed by real collateral, lol even entire SME treasuries parked on a *Vector* group-chat gnosis-style, all p2p. no central bank rent-seeking required.
free markets keep eating command/control for breakfast; let’s skip the second helping.