Satoshi’s worst nightmare
We decentralized money and then gave 90% to middlemen.
Bitcoin eliminated trusted third parties. Yet somehow, we ended up handing 90% of our trading volume to centralized gatekeepers. A decentralized revolution powered by centralized exchanges - even Satoshi couldn't have seen this plot twist coming.
The year is 2009.
A whitepaper introduces Bitcoin, promising a future free from financial intermediaries.
Fast forward to today…
We've built an entire ecosystem of trustless money, only to trade 90% of it through trusted middlemen.
The irony would be hilarious if it wasn't so dangerous.
Over $24 billion lost to CEX failures since 2012.
Each collapse bigger than the last.
Mt. Gox. Bitfinex. Coincheck. QuadrigaCX. FTX. Not just failures but betrayals of everything crypto stands for.
The industry calls this a necessary evil.
"You need centralization for speed" and "It's the only way to handle the serious volume" - they say.
Convenient excuses from comfortable overlords.
But here's what they don't want you to realize: their 90% market share isn't a sign of superiority; it's a glitch in the matrix.
A temporary anomaly about to be corrected.
Because while they were busy building walls, we built something different: an 84 million TPS sequencer that can't cheat, backed by a Guardian Network that never sleeps.
Every trade at CEX speed. Every action verified. Every attempt at manipulation punished.
No more "trust me, bro".
Just pure, blazing fast, verified trading.
Satoshi gave us the blueprint for trustless money.
Now we're finishing the job.
The volume flippening isn't just coming. It's inevitable.
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