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While world leaders openly announce the Great Reset, imploring the world to trust their vision, they paint a picture of a future, more centralized world.

The Great Reset will try to transfer the current financial system into a fully digital form. The government should be involved in the financial system, but only in the spirit of good governance. The pandemic has shown us that the central bank can print as much money as it wants. While governments want to issue central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) to give them more control over finances, there are still people who want to liberate finances. In the case of both gold, bitcoin, their amount is a finite number, which is why many people resort to them. Trust was needed for a centralized currency to work. However, central banks have violated this trust many times throughout history. If the CBDC would be used for cross-border transactions, it could endanger a lot of things. Centralized power has proven many times in history that it can be wrong. The development of the CBDC should not be celebrated, because it is not a victory for cryptocurrencies. CBDC is more like a credit card and the banks have absolute power over it. You don’t want the central authority to “cut you off” if you don’t follow the rules.

The cryptocurrency industry is also planning its own “Great Reset”, except it will be based on decentralization. To be honest, I am skeptical. If we want to be free, we have to realize that cryptocurrencies are the solution because they are decentralized and offer privacy. If the WEF is serious about creating a more equitable world, then it will embrace crypto in ways like never before. But my guess is that the WEF will embrace blockchain in limited areas like supply chain management, and do everything it can to avoid giving people the freedom that comes along with cryptocurrencies.

The Great Reset might come down to central bank digital currencies versus the cryptocurrencies of the people, centralization versus decentralization.