A Biblical exchange of power is coming.

Paypal, Mastercard, Visa, and Ebay have left Libra.

However, if Libra isn't even launched yet, did they really leave?

This centralized shit-coin is such a win/win for everyone. The central banks are scrambling to threaten any corporation that associates with it. Let's see what happens when it's actually up and running in the countries that allow it, shall we?

Decentralization is adding healthy competition into a space that hasn't had competition in quite some time. The more resources central banks have to waste on fighting Libra gives them even less time to figure out what the hell they are supposed to do about Bitcoin.

Bitcoin. Can't buy it out. Can't shut it down.

The oldest most outdated pieces of society are about to be replaced by superior technology, and the vast majority of the world hasn't the slightest clue. The reason for this is simple: most people don't even know enough about today's economy to even realize how broken and outdated it is. There's a reason why we don't learn about this stuff in school.

More and more power is going to start slipping through the cracks, and there are cracks everywhere. Facebook is trying to scoop up central bank power, but corporations like Facebook are also vulnerable to decentralization, allowing the trickle-down value to be captured even further down this worn pyramid.

Conclusion

As far as the title is concerned, corporate rulership over the world won't be better because corporations are better than central banks. People are people and greed rules the world. Nothing changes there.

However, the earthquake of decentralization is slowly sinking these pyramids back into the sands of flat architecture. Neutral economic ground is being forged right before our very eyes, and we should all be on the lookout to grab some of this loose power, as it is sure to fall within arms reach at some point.