The Japanese Internet Reacts To Square Enix's Crypto Plans

[matthewa28]

So many opinions in the  and in the comments, and it's like, does anyone truly know what's going to happen?

[AtomicBaconBits]

#freexrp

[superbly999]

Is it possible that 'The Fed' uses ossified factors in their calculus?  This  presentation illustrates that several 'blind-spots' have taken 'The Fed' by surprise.

[bifacial]

 and  should get together and have little Lee market wizard kids

[DeltaMurph]

Another  with a higher dislike to like ratio. This one has also been masked. Pravda comrade!

[Moorwen2300]

Well said

[TranzitZ28]

Sure raise the interest rate to 20%

[rudie]

Tesla, Bitcoin, Gamestop, etc. does not matter, these are only labels people betting on. Nobody cares what the company behind them really doing.

[ptkit]

Inflation isn't that hard to stop and once you realize that you realize that central banks are doing on purpose

[Wavestrike]

Stop pumping too much money economics 101  And let people live there life's

[Freakitdown]

Right now, we should be in a rip your face off Santa rally.  Also, Bitcoin should be chugging past $100k.  Two eggs  laid in the last few months.

[imasterwar]

Did someone ask Coinbase about their non existent customer service

[chancharge]

Ok, the dude talking about hamster coin hasnt got the slightest clue as to whats happening here. Eth replacing Bitcoin is like saying that a car could replace a washing machine.  And then he goes on to complain about coorperations, banks, and wall street making money off of this, of course he is right, they are and will continue to just like they did with everything else. Of course he does not mention the many lives that were changed for the better due to the tech, many of which had next to nothing before they found crypto, and the many that will be change simply because of the access they will gain to the global financial system of the future. There will always be those who seek to capitalize on anything they can.  And then he complains about fees, yea coinbase might be a bit expensive, but the crypto exchanges are just a small part of the over all industry, and I don't think he has the slightest clue as to what this industry is. The exchange is simply an on ramp, once you are on, and move off exchange, there are no more third parties to deal with. The fees you pay on the blockchains go to the ones who support the networks, which is a widely diversified population as opposed to a few CEOs or bankers or wall street elites. This industry provides opportunity for anyone and everyone who decides to come in.  And no, it will not ruin the dollar, there are many reasons why this tech could help boost the dollar in the years to come. If the dollar fails, the most likely reason for this will be the goverment itself. The United States needs to get ahead and stay ahead in the crypto industry if it is going to keep its place, its monetary dominance in the world.

[ryswick]

It has begun.

[NJGCraftz]

Yea, stop printing money at unprecedented rates and raise interest rates.