No, and underprivileged citizens deserve the same financial opportunities and services that traditional banks offer the wealthy

I believe crypto could potentially greatly benefit everyone more equally than the current financial system.

Millions of people in the U.S. and worldwide lack access to traditional banking, leaving them without basic financial services. Cryptocurrencies allow anyone with a smartphone and internet to send, receive, and store money, lowering barriers for the underbanked. Rather than restricting crypto, thoughtful policies can help ensure underprivileged citizens gain the same financial opportunities that wealthier people already enjoy.

Lowering the entry barrier to investing would benefit underprivileged citizens. We need to increase and incentivize education to every citizen.

Americans should get the opportunity for the “American Dream”, where no matter where you start, it’s possible to get into that wealthy category, we shouldn’t be pushing down people so they can never get the same amount of wealth.

I think that if you are underprivileged and have not worked hard and aren’t actively trying to contribute to society you don’t deserve the same treatment that people who deal with crypto do as they are risking their financial security but if you are working in society and paying tax and struggling to make ends meet I think you deserve some sort of allowance in order to keep you employed and able to pay rent while the banks should be controlled on what they give to cryptocurrencies

because there are a bunch of low-income residents in this country that might need this and wishes that everything should be the same.

Wealthy people shouldn't have bigger financial opportunities when it directly or indirectly affects the lives of the middle and lower class

1. In the U.S., about 4.2% of households don’t have a bank account at all, and an additional 14.2% are underbanked. These gaps are even larger among marginalized communities. 10.6% of Black households and 9.5% of Hispanic households lack access to basic banking. Globally, roughly 1.4 billion adults lack any formal bank account.

2. Traditional banks often require paperwork, credit history, minimum balances, and proof of address. These disproportionately affect the poor, immigrants, and rural populations.

3. Cryptocurrency and decentralized finance (DeFi) on blockchain can offer things pre…  Read moreviously gated behind big banks. Low-cost payments and remittances,
savings and digital value storage, etc.

Any citizen should have the right to invest their assets in cryptocurrency as a free market like any other person could.