@crypto.hype Interesting point you bring up. I believe that @crypto.piotr is asking the wrong question however. The question is not whether blockchain and cryptocurrencies in and of itself will divide humanity. The question in my mind is whether we will have decentralized economic models vs the centralized ones we do today or some sort of hybrid. It's like saying will money divide the world or will AI technology divide the world. The question is more of who controls the resources, the wealth and the power? And today the answer is that only a few groups (Ex - In USA, Silicon Valley, Wall Street, Corporate America & Washington DC call the shots).

Technology can be good or bad. The question is are we going to centralize or decentralize it's availability and are we going to give more power back to the people? This is interesting because Mark Zuckerburg's Senate Testimony Hearing proved that FaceBook and other social media companies are creating large monopolies and have too much control over 2 Billion users' data. They violate our data privacy and sell it to the highest bidder. When you have a system and a business model that creates incentives like that, Facebook at the end of the day makes its money from ad revenues. It's going to play dirty with our data. This is why we need to change our economic system and change the fundamental incentives.

Regulation is a major threat @crypto.hype, I hope in the long-term, the majority of nations choose not to regulate and leave crypto/blockchain space decentralized cause then there can be a lot of benefit to the masses and the unbanked can finally be banked.