He was the Finance Minister of Greece for barely 5 months.
> or the guy who stood up to the EU
What exactly he did acomplish, again?
So standing up to the EU in and of itself it plenty.
No one thinks crypto will magically rid us of corrupt governments but if they got us by the balls with banks and trade, then we can't make a step in the right direction.
The utter misunderstanding is something I imagine comes from the fact that in this particular article, he's critical of the particular ways that cryptocurrency movements are shifting power. He doesn't think they are shifting it in a useful enough way and is skeptical that they really will end up shifting it much at all.
