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Bitcoin Frees You From a Banking System That Is Totally Anachronistic

Bitcoin Frees You From a Banking System That Is Totally Anachronistic

Bitcoin removes unnecessary middlemen.

Sylvain Saurel
Dec 26, 2021
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Technological progress is leading to a digitalization of the world in all areas. This digitalization of the world is gradually leading to the elimination of all intermediaries in many areas. I am talking here about all the trusted third parties that are added to exchanges between people and who come to guarantee that the conditions of exchange are respected.

Of course, middlemen do not work for free. The more middlemen you have in an exchange between two people, the higher the fees will be.

In the world of supply chains, this is called disintermediation. If I take the example of farmers, we are seeing more and more fruit and vegetable producers seeking to sell directly to their customers in order to prevent third parties from entering the distribution chain.

These third parties do not add value, but they are prohibitively expensive. Thanks to digitalization, producers are increasingly able to reach their customers directly. Customers also benefit from lower prices. It’s a win-win situation.

At the level of the banking world, the problem of intermediaries is also omnipresent. I will go even further since I sincerely believe that the current banking system is totally anachronistic.

I’ll give you a telling example.

Let’s take the example of a cross-border transaction with the current banking system

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