Imagine a country as a village. You’ll probably understand it more easily. The country’s leader is the same as the village chief.

This village usually relies on paper currency printed by the village chief and his son—as fiat currency.

Now, someone in the village has anonymously issued a Bitcoin.

Don’t we all no longer need to play with fiat currency? Instead, should we play with crypto? Wouldn’t that be more reliable?

And now, this person’s Bitcoin has been used by everyone for 17 years. Many people still aren’t familiar with it—also because the village chief and a few of his relatives team up to boycott and obstruct it, so it’s not easy to promote it. (The village chief hoards thugs and gold, a large amount of paper money, women, and even set up a private prison, plus a school.)

But this person’s Bitcoin has been used by everyone for 17 years.

Now, Xiaozhang has come up with Ion and Kas—better than Bitcoin.

Now, should everyone use Kas and Ion?

It’s best to use them.