So you can't get claim yield on stable or "inactive" cryptoDoes that even matter? What about non stable coins, i.e. most crypto?
US corporations will be able to purchase cryptocurrencies to pay for network utility. Nothing else matters.
>>62184066I can't think of a single crypto with real utility
>>62184075XMR
>>62183989Just buy treasuries ffs. Any rates higher than a short term t bill is a scam anyways
>>62184075Cryptocurrencies aren't the utility. Decentralized networks are the utility. Data storage and computation that costs less than current infrastructure is very valuable.
>>62184418Chainlink solves this
>>62183989if you have the right to give "yeild on deposits" that effectively means you are allowed to own humans.think about it. You (a wagie) slave away, spending your time, intention, and energy to get dollars. This makes dollars crystalized human potential.If you want to preserve or increase the stored potential of your time, energy, and intention you give your dollars to someone who has a good idea that will output more energy than has been invested (yield).The bankers argue that they are the only ones who are allowed to direct this flow of crystalized human potential. If you were allowed to chose where it went, you would be suckered by scammers by the end of day.In reality, they want to maintain their monopoly on deciding where society's collective energy is spent.If they had competition for profitability then they couldn't waste all of your money funding onlyfans startups.
I love my job as a Chainlink Oracle Network AlerterI'm ready to alert at a moments notice. Securing oracle networks is my lifelong passion. I could be battle ready and alerting in 12 seconds from right now, finger constantly hovering over the Alert button while I monitor the feeds like a hawk at all times. Constant vigilance. Also my mom regularly compliments me of my network securing skills, the entire family is proud. Couldn't ask for a better job position, I love it here
>>62184543Keep up the good work anon. The world needs more people like you.
>>62184543I heard this is too stressful and really not worth it. Like a deep sea welder or a battlefield medic
