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>>25772684
What you are talking about isn't paranoid schizo talk, it's a very real concern, and I'm almost certain our friends at Chase and JP Morgan discuss it just as well.
I think in the future bitcoin will be at the center of geopolitics, instead of countries exchanging their fiat they will exchange bitcoin mining tools/rights in exchange for favor. Imagine instead of China selling roads and shitty buildings to africans in exchange for UN votes they trade them crypto mining tools? I could honestly see this happening as Bitcoin takes over USD as the world reserve currency.
It's a very real, China is attempting to replace the USD with Yuan as the reserve currency. Although they may be entirely too late, and this could be why American banks are so gungho about Bitcoin all of a sudden, perhaps they realize how fucked everything is in the long term and think that BTC is their only hope at fighting Chinese banks which will soon have brick and mortar locations on US soil thanks to the democrat party.