Long Live Common-Sense Coins

To call Bitcoins lowly rated,
Buffet was called old and dated.
Crypto lost its kingdom,
Buffet won back wisdom,
What was to be has now fated.
Greed never pays, nor will,
Nor yet triumphs evil,
No cake can swap with daily bread.
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Happenings |02.11.2022| Limerick 

Poet’s note: Crypto currencies, all the lot, were like communism that promised power to people through decentralization. But it led to power in the hands of a few unfit people. Unregulated money matters lead to unethical practices. ‘What was to be has now fated’ as this ditty says— a lesson for those who plunged into Crypto currencies like blind. But there is no easy money. It is never ‘different this time’, a warning before laughing all the way to bank. No thinking is old-fashioned when it comes to money.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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