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Crypto is described as Decentralized. But lets explore that meaning:

A technology buzzword. It gets it's meaning from a perspective that it has no single point of failure from a server perspective. The code is relatively safe so long as majority don't vote to change it. And, even in a catastrophic failure of thousands of servers across the globe, it is not going anywhere.

From an economics sense, decentralized means it also can't be manipulated by the fed, in the traditional sense. One can inflate it only as long as somebody has the energy and computing power to do it. But even then, it eventually reaches a ceiling of no more inflation.

How does that compare to USD.

From a technology perspective, even in a Fight Club explosion scenario, there is no reasonable way to wipe all the debt off the books. USD is similarly decentralized because your bank would have to lose your data and all the backups and all the known copies around the globe. Technologically it is similar. Both are just a password or a 3 factor authentication away from gaining access, and barring nuclear war, will probably still have records.

From an economics perspective- usd can (and is) being inflated.

So one would argue. Well crypto can't be inflated forever and USD effectively can be.

Naturally, one would say , this means crypto is better.

But that is another argument. For now we are merely deciding what reason we describe it as "decentralized?" At the end of the day when we say crypto is "decentralized" we are merely talking about a product that can't be inflated.

Land. Gold. Hammers. Nails. Any hard assets that you buy, you will notice, also fits this description.

In other words, the hidden meaning of "crypto" being "decentralized" is that it's the same as buying a product that can't really be inflated.

Which leads us back to my first point.

Crypto that immediately converts to USD is using their money.

And buying crypto with USD is no different than buying similar products. With silver, when you want to spend it, unless you go a specialty shop, you pretty much have to convert it back to USD.

What does this mean?

"Decentralized" doesn't mean what we think it means. Functionally, it is no different than any other bookkeeping process. The advantage of crypto is that it can't be inflated forever, which just so happens to be similar to products that already exist.

Fighting the man by buying crypto and waiting for crypto to become universally accepted is not much different than buying silver and waiting for it to become universally accepted.

Only there are other caveats

One being it's a completely digital currency.

Two, politically it is extremely "centralized"

One needs to only regulate it out of existence. Making it, from a politcal perspective, more centralized than anything that's ever existed. Gold can be hoarded. Cash can be stashed in a mattress. Crypto has no such luxury. It cannot hide from legislation. It is therefore the most centralized threat that has ever existed. Being that it is called decentralized, in theory, but is practically, the opposite of decentralized. There maybe some renegade crypto hoarders that have mac address changers, logging into public networks, and who hop into renegade servers left open. But it will all be for nill. The crypto, if legislated out of existence, will not even be worth the risk of obtaining it since nobody will want it, much less accept is.

You might as well buy uninflatable ammo. At least with ammo, your grandchildren are protected. With crypto, your grandchildren are sold into digital bondage.

Unfortunately, I don't think there's an effective way to combat that particular fault in the near term. We need a final solution for that.

That's not how that works. They can manipulate markets because they LITERALLY CREATE US DOLLARS. Don't be stupid and sell out your people with your black pills otherwise everyone will just label YOU a kike. There are two choices, US dollars kikes create at will or bitcoin. That's it. Pick a side and if you pick wrong, you're a fucking kike lover or a kike.