In recent days, news about cryptocurrency adoption has been breaking all records.
So the VISA Association, an international payment system affiliated with CITI-bank, announced the adoption of cryptocurrencies to “meet the growing interest of customers. "
In essence, VISA, the global payment technology giant, has started working with two licensed and regulated digital currency platforms - COINBASE and Fold.
In a blog post, Visa says the emergence of fiat digital currencies, or stablecoins, promises a new payment innovation that combines the advantages of digital currencies with the “stability” of existing currencies such as the US dollar.
We are changing the way money moves around the world, which means we will develop a wide range of technologies and partnerships. In this regard, digital currencies offer us an exciting opportunity to continue doing what we do best: expanding our network of networks to support new forms of trading, says VISA.
In fact, what has been happening in the last days says only one thing. Traditional payment systems and banks don't want to be out of business by missing the digital revolution.
However, the focus on stablecoins, especially those issued by central banks, has nothing to do with actual cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.
The only thing that unites new regulated partners of crypto services is the desire to deprive cryptocurrencies of their main advantages. Such as decentralization, anonymity, lack of need to trust third parties.
The inevitable end of these revolutionary movements will be a complete ban on self-ownership of cryptocurrencies without the involvement of professional intermediaries such as banks, payment processors, and pseudo-exchanges like Coinbase, taken over by bankers.
Now, more than ever, there is a need for a single resource that allows you to add all pseudo cryptocurrencies and services to the blacklist. It should be an independent site, similar to Bitcoin.org, where anyone can check if a Crypto project is a simulation of the activity that leads to usurpation and discrediting of the crypto movement.
Of course, these include crypto exchanges:
Coinbase, Bitfinex, Bitmex, all partners of VISA, and Mastercard payment systems.
Cryptocurrencies that can block owners' accounts and wallets, such as XRP, Tether, XLM, USDC.
Online scam wallets such as blockchain.com and many other services.
Could someone help me create a Global Crypto SCAM Directory?
