P.J. 777
@HiiiPow3r
20 January, 06:50
After years of spreading Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt, the Financial Times reported: “Fed opens debate over possible digital currency”
The story broke @ 3:22 PM EST. 322 = [Skull and Bones]. Like VK said: [They] tell. Crypto currency WAS [their] final death blow to enslave us all, but God intervened and woke up his people.
No matter how hard [they] try to regain control of it, I truly believe blockchain technology will change the world for the better. A brave new world awaits us, Patriots. SLAVES NO FOOKING MORE!!! 🇺🇸🦅
link: https://www.ft.com/content...
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The story broke @ 3:22 PM EST. 322 = [Skull and Bones]. Like VK said: [They] tell. Crypto currency WAS [their] final death blow to enslave us all, but God intervened and woke up his people.
No matter how hard [they] try to regain control of it, I truly believe blockchain technology will change the world for the better. A brave new world awaits us, Patriots. SLAVES NO FOOKING MORE!!! 🇺🇸🦅
link: https://www.ft.com/content...
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Blockchain by itself will not solve the Central Bank Fiat currency.
Blockchain is an immutable distributed ledger. The Fed can "print" more digital currency and record that into the ledger. Fiat money still devalues. They still charge interest. They still enslave you to debt. It all gets recorded in the blockchain ledger. What blockchain stops is manipulation of the ledger. The federal reserve note on our paper currency is a debt relationship. The Central Bankers want to continue this. Print more money (real or digital), charge us the interest and increase our debt.
I think a gold/silver backed currency with a blockchain transaction ledger will be important. The amount of digital and physical currency available is set by the ratio to the gold/silver backing. For physical currency something akin to the "silver Certificate" which was used from 1878-1964 in the USA comes to mind.
Blockchain is an immutable distributed ledger. The Fed can "print" more digital currency and record that into the ledger. Fiat money still devalues. They still charge interest. They still enslave you to debt. It all gets recorded in the blockchain ledger. What blockchain stops is manipulation of the ledger. The federal reserve note on our paper currency is a debt relationship. The Central Bankers want to continue this. Print more money (real or digital), charge us the interest and increase our debt.
I think a gold/silver backed currency with a blockchain transaction ledger will be important. The amount of digital and physical currency available is set by the ratio to the gold/silver backing. For physical currency something akin to the "silver Certificate" which was used from 1878-1964 in the USA comes to mind.
11:49 AM - Jan 26, 2022
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