Okay, with your gaps in understanding the argument presented, I add to your understanding the fact that "Decentralized Finance" is in fact decentralized in name only and that shitcoins themselves act much more as a company coin that you spend at the company store, a model people have experienced in the past to a great deal of misery.
Take your precious Aave for example. You have an unregistered company (they prefer to call themselves DAO), which votes using unregistered company stock (the aave token) which at the end of the day are suggestions that must be upheld by the people who run the github.
There is no concept of alternative clients, there no ability to rebel. With that by itself, how can you claim decentralization?
And for what? With all of that, assuming it all works perfectly, how much do those votes actually matter? Have you ever thought about how they're able to get Bitcoin in Aave? Why its WBTC of course. Isn't WBTC great wonderful and decentralized?
"Wait, how does WBTC work?" you might ask if you were sober instead of shitcoining. Why it works via a multi-sig and the organization that holds the keys to move this money is called a DAO wow dao so decentralized except for the fact that YOU the person with the WBTC are NOT one of the key holders so WTF is up with that and how are we calling a company holding our money for us "decentralized"?
I mean fuck, that would be like calling liquid decentralized....Except you shitcoiners would unironically call liquid decentralized wouldn't you?
Fuck going into the weeds on blow smoke up your ass technology. You think most Bitcoiners not knowing all of this detail means Bitcoiners are dumb and don't know what they're talking about, but its called a bullshit filter.
We will fight tooth and nail to ensure so called "Bitcoin centered DeFi" does not come to fruition. We will fight tooth and nail to separate "crypto" from any meaning or association with Bitcoin. We are not you. You do not belong here scammer. Get lost.
Not going anywhere statist.
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Nothing statist about social stigma against scammers
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Constantly calling out unregistered securities sounds like big government to me.
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