Quote from: nickenburg on January 20, 2020, 04:34:28 PM

Richest 2000 People richer then the poorest 4.6 billion.
Richest 26 persons richer then 3.8 billion people.

Today I read this in the newspaper that Oxfam Novib calculated this in their report called time to care about economic inequality.
Especially women in underdeveloped country's are stuck in poverty and can't get out.

We all know this has been going on for years but it is pretty shocking to see the enormous difference in these numbers.
It is also hard to comprehend that most concentrated part of the wealth is hold bye a small club of men.

How do you think this is devided with Bitcoin we can all just see the top richest wallets in Bitcoin, but do you think Bitcoin is more fair devided then the current money system?
What would be the most fair way of dividing a cryptocurrency so the whole world is actually part of it and gets wealth?

It was divided to bitcoin in past, not now and that's very sad. For example nowadays exchanges hold a lot of bitcoin, see this article: https://cointelegraph.com/news/nearly-10-billion-in-btc-is-held-in-wallets-of-8-crypto-exchanges
So a lot of coins are held by exchanges and you know: not your keys - not your coins, this isn't silly expression, it's true. Nothing to talk about that, bitcoin mining is 100% turned into commercial business because of increased difficulty and not revealing new miners on time makes it almost impossible for simple people to mine it.
Everything that's good at first gets abused and finally bitcoin isn't exception. But after all, bitcoin has 100x more advantages than current money system.
It's still more decentralized and it has fixed supply, blockchain technology. No one can edit 21 million bitcoin and no one can mine bitcoin on their own after reaching to that limit. We don't depend on 3rd parties, i.e. banks. It gives you possibility to feel a little bit independent from current money system.