I'm @edicted.
Try to sue me.
_"I'm Rick James, bitch!"- -- Dave Chappelle
I had to get that out of the way. That's what it reminded me of as soon as I reached that point in the post.
These are the core differences between securities and commodities. Commodities don't have a centralized owner with intellectual property rights or investment contracts, and securities absolutely do.
Owning securities is like living under someone else's roof: Their house, their rules.
I'm not saying we shouldn't own securities, but we can't let ourselves be under any illusions that we are free to do with them whatever we want. If control over one's own money is a priority, then owning decentralized money is a must.
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