> By that logic, diligent savers who put their money in a savings account to earn interest isn't "fair". It's fundamentally more fair to invest in expensive heavy machinery and dig precious metals out of the ground.
If by “diligent savers” you mean the Queen of England who was given 10% of the total supply of British pounds on day one, then yes, it very much isn’t fair. The Queen’s fortunate genetics in relation to her preferential access to British pounds, and the interest income generated from that preferential access is just one step removed from $BIG_VC getting in on an ICO, pre-ICO or premine by virtue of having insider connections.
Also: of course digging up gold out of the ground is more fair than effortlessly profiting from your country’s political system.
If by “diligent savers” you mean the Queen of England who was given 10% of the total supply of British pounds on day one, then yes, it very much isn’t fair. The Queen’s fortunate genetics in relation to her preferential access to British pounds, and the interest income generated from that preferential access is just one step removed from $BIG_VC getting in on an ICO, pre-ICO or premine by virtue of having insider connections.
Also: of course digging up gold out of the ground is more fair than effortlessly profiting from your country’s political system.