Interesting, you are saying that social media was meant to bring people together but it tear us apart. Does that imply that crypto is meant to bring money to the people but will ultimately widen the gap between rich and poor?
That's a interesting way you interpreted the slide of our presentation, but to be honest we don't relate social media with crypto in there.
We stress on the social media addiction as a major problem of our society. We often see people sitting together for dinner or in the park staring at their phones instead of talking to each other. With World Winners we aim to build a social network where you don't have to stay logged in all day and at the same time do something meaningful in your 30-40 minutes of interactions.
I don't think crypto is meant to bring money to the people, but rather enables them to own and protect their wealth when we talk about coins used as a currency. On the other hand Initial Coin/Token Offerings are giving investment opportunities to the average person which were never available to them before.
Considering the opportunity is already there, everyone who spends some time on financial education and is willing to do proper due diligence can build their wealth if contribute early in genuine projects on the ICO market.
To conclude, whether crypto will widen the gap between rich and poor depends on us as individuals. If more people care about their financial freedom, get educated and invest in this very young market with huge potential the wealth will be distributed more equally.
If people continue to spend major part of their free time on Facebook or watching TV, counting on the government to take care of them with a pension, then the Wall Street boys will win the crypto game.
Getting people educated with free content on how to build their wealth will be one of many features available in the World Winners Network as well.
I'm curious to hear your opinion on that. Do you think big firms and financial institutions will just take everything away or we still have a chance?