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Do you guys think that CRYPTO will be all in one currency for exchange of goods and services in coming decade ?

Kanishk Savarnya

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I think in long term , crypto will become the biggest burden for government as it's very tough to tax crypto , further people can exchange commodities through crypto and escape taxation

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