Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard and FedEx Corp. CEO Frederick Smith, who said blockchain technology “could be the next big disruption.”
Bullard did throw some cold water on the festivities, noting that “cryptocurrencies are creating drift toward a non-uniform currency in the U.S., a state of affairs that has existed historically but was disliked and eventually replaced.”
In case you people are completely blind about what the Jewish money changer plan is, it's to use Bitcoin to get the nose of the camel under the tent as a bait and switch, then force you into some new cashless society slave grid token. It
DOES NOT MATTER if you attempt to refuse their token and use bitcoin instead because they control the entire legislature and will just take a snapshot of the chain on a certain date, add chain anchor (identity on blockchain), then legislate you're required to use it.
This is why things like atomic swaps are idiotic garbage. It just facilitates forced mass migrations done by the state under tyrannical law under whatever metrics they choose. A hard fork is typically semi-difficult to do, but not when you can just invalidate the entire previous chain using the legal system and then mandate you're required to atomic swap if you want to spend at all or be considered a laundering criminal (or snapshots, same difference).
The ease in which you can swap from one chain to another with things like atomic swaps exponentially increases the odds of the state running all transaction validators, consensus rules, and everything else to 100%.
Coindesk Jewdesk has long pushed the propaganda: 'bitcoin? blockchain? it's all the same thing. Just use whichever one we tell you to!', to attempt to make this reality.
There is no escaping forced migration to Jewish money changer chain. You're just helping the state bring in their cashless society slave system by agreeing to use any of this garbage. It's not even possible to create a decentralized cryptocurrency in the first place. They're all designed to centralize with non-fungible tokens, so a permissioned ledger in practice without the state even being involved. If you wanted to support an actual decentralized, sound monetary system, you would support physical silver or gold, not imaginary digital slave tokens.