Central banks, indirectly, can force people to use their currency (e.g. for taxes) and actively make decisions to try to follow a deliberate financial policy.
Their states command economic, diplomatic or military power which they often use to protect and develop their economies and the associated currencies. Often the decision makers are accountable in the form of elections and rule of law.
Crypto on the other hand is purely market driven and free floating. It's very easy for bad actors to manipulate the currency itself rapidly, something that does not happen to Dollars or Euros.
Cryptobros and others disagree whether anything outside of fully unregulated market forces is a good thing.
Their states command economic, diplomatic or military power which they often use to protect and develop their economies and the associated currencies. Often the decision makers are accountable in the form of elections and rule of law.
Crypto on the other hand is purely market driven and free floating. It's very easy for bad actors to manipulate the currency itself rapidly, something that does not happen to Dollars or Euros.
Cryptobros and others disagree whether anything outside of fully unregulated market forces is a good thing.