Big Theory that i thougt about

[Makanake]

What if goverments make their men make crypto exchanges like FTX just to pump oney on them then just bankruptcy them to lower inflation?

Not sure if the government is behind...but I don't believe that Crypto was "invented" by a random person..I don't believe that Facebook was created by a bored kid in campus (there were millions invested right from the beginning)...I don't believe when they say that Microsoft was in a garage invented..and many more...

 

[Akeyeleg]

that money is not gone, its just changed hands, government has no interest in lowering inflation, they like inflations and they also like to cause them

I think you are right. Government doesn't want to lower inflation.

 

[Hembrick911]

Not sure if the government is behind...but I don't believe that Crypto was "invented" by a random person..I don't believe that Facebook was created by a bored kid in campus (there were millions invested right from the beginning)...I don't believe when they say that Microsoft was in a garage invented..and many more...

Exactly the internet was created by the army as a communication channel. You think they made the internet but wasn’t forward thinking enough to make an operating system easy enough for army people to use?

 

[ErealBoss]

That's some wild theory, yet, a possible one. Today's world...anything can happen.

 

[alessiograhamj]

What if goverments make their men make crypto exchanges like FTX just to pump oney on them then just bankruptcy them to lower inflation?

Money does NOT disappear.
Inflation is NOT lowered by bankrupting trading platform, banks or corporations.
The money that FTX "took" is in the hands of the participants, and did not magically disappeared.

FTX (and 99% of all exchanges) are created by idiots often on pills, and hyped-up by puppets or paid publicity.
Then you have the morons that are die-hard fanboys, which push the narrative.
All CEXs WILL go under, its a matter of time.

Maybe.... maybe..... DEXs are the only solution looking to the future.

 

[Perdiant]

You could be right, but there's not enough transparency for us to conclude about government plans.

 

[citadel7]

In an era where the unexpected has become the new normal, even the most audacious theories hold a glimmer of possibility. The dynamism of our modern world defies limits, making the seemingly outrageous more feasible than ever.