No one said decentralization was straightforward. No one said it was organized. No one said it had all the answers. Here is the truth: Decentralization is messy, raw, real, purpose-driven, slow, and deliberate. There is no exclusive club. The door is open to anyone willing to help make the blockchain better. There is more good than bad. Yes, crypto has bad actors, and because of them, earning trust takes time. We are building in an anonymous and private system—one that has already begun to reshape the world and will continue to do so. But that system is also under pressure from centralized companies and governments. As we move closer to stabilizing DigiDollar, those attacks will become more visible. I believe @jaredctate understands this better than most because it is where his focus remains. DigiDollar is the world’s first truly decentralized, UTXO-based, over-collateralized stablecoin. As its supply, integrations, and listings continue to grow, more people will begin to understand what it represents. The attention will increase. The criticism will increase. Other projects will try to copy it. Good. We would not be DigiByte investors if we did not understand what disruption looks like. DigiDollar is focused on one of the most important challenges in using crypto as money: Decentralized stability. I believe that focus could make it even more disruptive than Bitcoin over the long term. Join the movement. $DGB