Perhaps, with the advent of the «era of the end of history» (or the self-proclaimed «imperialism without end»), few will seriously deny the importance of finance capital.
Over the past 25–30 years, this segment has demonstrated extremely vigorous development, a significant expansion of financial instruments and galloping scaling of the infrastructure of the financial services market. Without exaggeration, we can say that at this historical stage, financial capital acted as the leading force in the last «globalization spurt». The crypto industry and cryptocurrency (in a narrower understanding of the phenomenon), roughly speaking, is an attempt to reboot the already indecently bugged global financial system.
Something like the updated protocol «Old songs about capitalism with a human face» (even though the face is clearly scarred). This long-outdated and regressive system is thus trying to create a mess and «spoil up» in the most important and, at the same time, the ugliest of its status quo - the monopoly hegemony of financial capital. Thirdly, when discussing imperialism ― both its current state and new trends (reflecting the process of mimicry of this phenomenon) - it is impossible to ignore the issue of financial flows in the context of global capital movements. From our point of view, the crypto industry is an extremely indicative area in this regard. From the hardware of this phenomenon (technology, infrastructure and tools) to its conceptual and ideological superstructure.
When discussing imperialism - both its current state and new trends (reflecting the process of mimicry of this phenomenon) ― it is impossible to ignore the issue of financial flows in the context of global capital movements. From our point of view, the crypto industry is an extremely indicative area in this regard. From the hardware of this phenomenon (technology, infrastructure and tools) to its conceptual and ideological superstructure.