![BtcVsXrp.png](https://images.hive.blog/DQmTZ37GN34YF685cdMrjGmLsaHjcFpigPCsfbaTytuMCgx/BtcVsXrp.png) This is probably the biggest question on crypto investor's minds. What will actually be the future of money? Some say gold, some say cryptos, some say bitcoin… And if crypto is the future of money, which will top crypto? Lots of people think bitcoin, some think XRP, some say a collection of the top cryptos… What is the bankster's nefarious plans? Is it CBDCs? Will it be a cashless society? Will the be happy having all the gold to themselves? Will we get to a cashless society, as many futurists feel we can have after we get free energy? - - - - - - -

## What are the truths we can state? 1. The future will be different! (an axiom of this universe) 2. The banksters and their too big to fail banks, fail. (The new energies do not support these dinosaurs) 3. Bitcoin has the biggest name recognition. And, it is code, so, if something much better comes out, bitcoin can just adopt the new and better. 4. Decentralization will be the name of the game 5. Socialism and Capitalism die when we have almost complete automation and continuous, non-polluting energy Unless we nuke ourselves back to the stone age, then these things are pretty much a given. - - - - - - -

## Why is it bitcoin vs Ripple? Well, it is that these two names embody the two forces that are fighting. decentralized vs centralization Centralization isn't bad, in and of itself. However, it means a single point of failure, and a single point of attack. Which is exactly what bad actors love. When there is a single person at the top of the pyramid, evil people who want nothing but control will do anything to get to that position. The banksters will do anything to get to a position of control over crypto. XRP is interesting and that it, sorta looks like it is decentralized. Ripple has nodes all over the world. And they have a board that makes the decisions about which direction the XRP blockchain will go. However, the entire board is banksters. Bitcoin is very decentralized. Anyone can set up a node and attempt to compete for the next block. However, the more money you can throw at it, the more of the hash-power you can control. The weird thing is if fat-cats control too much of the hash-power, the user-base may leave and fork bitcoin. So, if the banksters buy up too much bitcoin, or too much hash-power, they may lose it all. Ethereum is in a weird position. Since they have moved to POS, several banks have made it known that they will continue to buy up ETH, and use their ETH to stake and buy up more ETH. The banksters may end up controlling Ethereum, which is where many banks are going to try to run their stable coins on. So, the banksters really want centralization. And the people should want decentralization. But most people don't care, until they care because the banksters are being too controlling. Fortunately, crypto is such that it is very easy to start a new chain. And the banksters lose because the people keep walking away. - - - - - - -

## The future The far future is small communities, dotted all over the world, all running linked databases that keep track of what is made where and what is needed where. And something like computer aided barter works out efficient exchanges. Money, as we think of it today, no longer exists. But, in the near future, we will have a crypto that is decentralized and non-inflationary. It will be as close to real money as we can imagine right now. Allowing people to buy and sell all over the world. Banks will be a thing of the past. Everything that was of value from banks, will become part of the block-chain ecosystem. We will probably have everything priced in bitcoin, but bitcoin is usually only used for huge transactions. For small transactions there will be lightning networks and several faster chains. (like BitcoinCash, Litecoin and Doge) and you will use whichever is most applicable to your transaction. (do you need a permanent record? What do you have, and what do they want?…) In between now and then, we will see XRP rise to huge heights. All of the banks moving to Ripple. And many people will find that there money is now on that chain. The govern-cements looking to implement UBI will do so on that chain. CBDCs will come about because that is where EBT ends up. No better way to get people to use a new system, then by telling them that that is where their money is now. Unfortunately, banksers will be banksters and they will kill the golden goose. The corruption becomes apparent on a block chain. And when people have their accounts frozen or fined too much, people will leave. (or maybe just because of what banksters did in the past, the people will no longer deal with them.) Anyway, Ripple will become huge, and then disappear as people forget it, and never again deal with it. - - - - - - -

The near future is very uncertain. Is it bitcoin? Is it XRP? Is it gold + dollar? The thing is, the far future is coming. The energies that we find ourselves in now is unstoppable. We will have a very decentralized, and far better money than what is talked about as "real money" today, or a "gold backed currency" Aliens are coming, and they may talk to us about how to create a far better currency. This Learing Center fraud may snowball into every bankster being becoming public enemy #1. When the fraud comes out, when it is known that they are the cause of all the wars this century. When the banks have closed and everyone's money is gone. We will see banksters hunted to the ends of the earth. And, while all of the banskters are fearing for their lives, some people might pop up and change all the banksters computer systems to actually work for the people. (Hackers for Humanity, or something) So, keep your ear to the wind, and your head on a swivel. It may be bitcoin that wins, but it is also possible that SuperBitcoin wins, or the new, and hacked for peace, XRP. Things are changing, and all you can truly know is that there will be more change. - - - - - - -

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