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$IonQ Inc (IONQ.US)$
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Having lived to my fifties, I've finally come to understand one truth: the rich's assets are the poor. The rules of this world are set by the wealthy, and the poor will always be the ones being trampled upon. Some wise poor people, after deciphering these rules set by the rich, can only hope to become tools that aren't trampled upon by the wealthy – which is already considered fortunate. Attempting decentralization or trying to escape from the servitude of the rich can only offer fleeting self-indulgence when the rich aren't paying attention. As long as you eat, excrete, and your physical body remains on Earth, there's no escaping governmental control. The confiscation of Changpeng Zhao’s Bitcoin in Cambodia serves as an example. The reason Bitcoin went wild for over a decade is that governments looked down on cryptocurrencies or didn’t realize their significance. Now, governments around the world have started recognizing that cryptocurrencies are an inevitable reality. How could they allow a crypto market to operate outside their control? If everyone buys cryptocurrencies and stops using government-issued fiat money, how will governments be able to control the economy and national funds by adjusting interest rates? Will the position of Federal Reserve Chair no longer be a focal point of power struggles?! The reason Bitcoin thrived for over a decade is because governments didn't understand the cryptomarket and didn’t consider it an indispensable force for the future. Now that governments realize the crucial role of the cryptomarket, they will undoubtedly establish a 'Federal Reserve' for the cryptomarket to control its financial system. This has nothing to do with whether Trump is in power; any U.S. President would do the same. Other nations, once they perceive the threat of the cryptomarket to their ability to control the economy, will seek to eliminate or regulate the cryptomarket. They will only recognize what they can control, such as USDC and USDT. By 'control,' while they may not be able to control cryptocurrency transactions directly, they can regulate the cryptocurrency trading market. Take Binance, for instance. They can ensure people leave their real names when withdrawing cash. This way, large-scale underground or gang-related transactions cannot occur. When Bitcoin, as a tool capable of decentralized and discreet asset transfers, loses its functionality, will it still maintain its high valuation? In summary, Bitcoin's future is bound to calm down. However, the future of USDT and USDC is bright. Bitcoin was invented by the rich, but the ultimate goal of setting the game rules is to play with the poor, allowing them to become rich and escape their control — how could that happen? What the rich want is to enjoy having countless poor people serving them like servants. This sense of superiority won't fade just because they enslave countless robots instead. What they desire is to enslave both robots and countless poor people alike. During the time when governments didn’t value the cryptomarket, Bitcoin surged tens of thousands of times. Those who were suddenly enriched must take profits before governments and ruling classes start eyeing this lucrative opportunity.