Justin Bons, the founder of the cryptocurrency fund CyberCapital, who is known for his consistent criticism of Bitcoin and altcoins, has once again criticized some altcoins.
This time, the targets included Ripple (XRP), Canton (CC), Stellar (XLM), Hedera (HBAR), and Algorand (ALGO).
Bons argued that XRP and other altcoins are “centralized blockchains” that betray the fundamental principles of the crypto industry.
Justin Bons argues that the industry needs to draw clear boundaries and oppose networks that rely on licensing systems.
“We must reject all centralized ‘blockchain’ systems!”
These include Ripple, Canton, Stellar, Hedera, and Algorand.
The future of finance is not centralization; seeking permission from an authority does not mean decentralization!
Justin Bons argues that blockchain networks like XRPL, Stellar, Hedera, Canton, and Algorand operate with a truly decentralized, non-consensus-based Proof-of-Authority system.
The XRP community countered Bons’ criticisms. However, Bons dismissed these comments as an attempt to deceive. Bons claimed that Ripple’s marketing strategy successfully misled both the public and regulators.
Bons said, “It’s a frightening fact that they can convince people that XRP is more decentralized than Bitcoin and Ethereum. They’re even fooling the SEC to get away with it. But they can’t fool real crypto researchers; we know the difference!”
According to Bons, reliable neutrality, censorship resistance, privacy, and immutability can only be achieved on a completely permissionless and decentralized blockchain.
*This is not investment advice.
