Natalie Brunell: Bitcoin is the 'Great Equalizer' for a 'Broken' Capitalism
Bitcoin Is for Everyone author Natalie Brunell argues that young people are blaming the wrong target for their anger at capitalism. She explains that the financial system has become “socialism for the banks,” with privatized gains and socialized losses, and believes Bitcoin can fix this rigged bank-fiat system, offering hope to a generation that has lost faith in owning a home or starting a family.
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