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>>15324358
Well, it all goes back to the notion of the existent regulatory system over commerce and the fact that those wishing to implement a One World system are being undermined by the Trump's and Putins of geopolitics who want a multipolar world, not a uni-polar order.

So, if the US implements anti-globalist and anti-monopolistic regulations, and automates those regulations into smart contracts, then if anything, blockchain makes mutli-national corporate compliance that much more transparent, incentivizing good business practice wherein neither party to a contract can pull a fast one on the counter-party because the ledger is available to both and the contract wont execute unless all the required inputs are satisfied per existent law.

Now imagine being the US government that is a party to a contract with the Federal Reserve, a contract wherein the Federal Reserve must be transparent with its balance boom, wherein upon audit, the US seizes all the Fed's assets due to it financing human trafficking operations around the globe. Trump has an executive order allowing the US government to do just that. But i digress....

Point is: Blockchain technology, in the right hands, could easily come to bite the Old global elite in the ass.