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Tom Lee was right, Katie Stockton, not so much.
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Everything goes back into the box. These multinational corporations are responsible for crimes against humanity. They have become monopolies which actually makes innovation less likely. The profits over people has led to a long term problem in innovation. The relationship between people and currency has always been a game where people need to buy in. What happens when a buy in system doesn't reward positive or good behavior but put value on failure and bet on them on the market? What first looks like prosperity actually leads to more problems