Cryptocurrency, a bona fide buzzword of the last few years, has taken off as a means of decentralising financial systems.
Broadly seen as an alternative to the static, radial network of the existing system – with reserve or central banks at the core and a range of multinational commercial banks acting as conduits to the market – crypto is also being viewed as a tool for dissent.
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