Deny, deflect, discredit.
That’s the strategy governments and central banks have been following since the birth of Bitcoin. They downplay the failures of long-term debt addiction, quantitative easing and decades of failed monetary policies; deflect the public’s attention; and do their utmost to discredit the one currency that threatens to usurp fiat’s crown.
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