>>61326395
+ laws and regulations in all fields. It takes time.

>>61326395
Decentralization was thrown out of the window for low fees. Trustworthiness isn't really a thing because everything is trustless (fully open source + credibly neutral)

>>61326449
Trustworthiness is actually referring to the reputation of the crypto space and how frequent rugpulls & shameless grandiose scams from some of the biggest CEOs have tainted the reputation of crypto altogether.

>>61326395
Without decentralization all the other properties fall out of the window.

>>61326520
That's not going to stop CBDCs from appearing as the next speculative shitstorm

>>61326520
without decentralization it's all literally just hats from TF2 (or knives from CS, now that I think about it)