I can tell you right now, those fuckers don't own all the money in the world. I gotta couple silver bars behind me that they don't have. Also for the concept of money to work, people worldwide have to accept the medium in trade. Trading is a two-way street and the cabal isn't everyone. If the other side doesn't accept the cabal's idea of money and has a doable way to trade amongst themselves through another medium, then the cabal has no money anymore.
What I like about cryptocurrency is that there are literally thousands of coins and if for example Bitcoin was owned by the whole Cabal or Bitcoin somehow got hacked, another cryptocurrency could and would easily be made with improvements and the masses would buy into that pretty fast. Cryptocurrency becomes a cat-and-mouse game the Cabal can't control. Even if they outlaw it, if people trade amongst themselves without any central authority, there's nothing the elites and cabal can do about it. There are even cryptocurrencies like Cardano that are working on making transactions without the use of the internet. All you'd have to do is generate electricity.
I can tell you right now, those fuckers don't own all the money in the world.
As far as the world sees money, they quite literally own it all. My upcoming report will show that statement is made without error. It is all theirs.
Cryptocurrency becomes a cat-and-mouse game the Cabal can't control.
You just don't seem to get the scope of things.
They could quite literally buy up the entire crypto market on a whim. It doesn't matter how much it costs. As long as you can exchange Federal Reserve Notes (or Euro's, or any bank note) for crypto, they can completely destroy the market.
And that doesn't even address the real problem with cryptocurrencies as they are currently conceived. We have been led to believe that a faith backed asset has value; that it can work as a medium of exchange for barter. For over a century we have been led to believe it. But it doesn't, and it can't; not for long.
No market can stand on a faith backed asset. It is absolutely doomed to fail. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow, but it will fail, and it won't take long. As soon as people see and really understand what has happened with our economy (my upcoming report will make it perfectly clear), no one will ever want to touch a faith backed asset again.
They could quite literally buy up the entire crypto market on a whim. It doesn't matter how much it costs. As long as you can exchange Federal Reserve Notes (or Euro's, or any bank note) for crypto, they can completely destroy the market.
They can only buy what is being sold on the market (they can't buy crypto in peoples wallet or crypto just sitting on an exchange not on a market) and the price exponentially increases as the supply dries up. Yes, they can print US dollars from nothing to buy up more crypto but because of the nature of crypto, pretty soon have astronomical costs for buying a few crypto. Let's say they do this with Bitcoin. As they buy more Bitcoin and Bitcoins price rises the Millions of Dollars, the dollar starts to drop in value due to the inflation of printing up all the new dollars. So now people are selling their Bitcoin for $US and realizing their dollar doesn't have as much buying power.
Let's say the elites/cabal/government own a majority of Bitcoin now (and even have a majority of the computing hash power). Regular people know that Bitcoin is controlled by the elites and don't want to invest in it. Someone comes around and makes a copy of Bitcoin or a better improved version (there are literally thousands of cryptos that are copies or improvements of Bitcoin right now). This new crypto starts to gain notoriety, regular people hear by word of mouth and invest heavily into this new crypto, this new crypto becomes a great way to exchange goods. A free market now forms because the elite don't control this new cryptocurrency and regular people can create fortunes of wealth using this new cryptocurrency. The elite learn about this new crypto and realize they are being drained so they buying up a ton of this crypto.... and the cycle continues as a cat and mouse game.
The cabal must react with a single plan of owning the majority while regular people can come up with any ideas and angles to get a jump on the cabal. Eventually the cabal loses control of the majority and when they do, they won't get it back as regular people become more and more knowledgeable over time.
They can only buy what is being sold on the market
They don't need to buy it all to destroy faith. They could probably destroy faith with 10% of it, which they almost certainly already own. (its probably closer to half).
pretty soon have astronomical costs for buying a few crypto
I shouldn't have said they could buy it "all" because you are focused on that word. That is irrelevant. They don't need to buy it all to destroy faith. They only need to destroy faith. You are thinking ideally I am talking about what actually happens. They have spent thousands of years mastering manipulation of faith. They can destroy faith in crypto, which has no intrinsic value in a heartbeat.
All of your arguments, while sound within the scope you intend them, are missing the bigger picture. These things you are trading are not assets. They are worthless as a currency. Imagine having the choice between a faith backed crypto, and a silver backed crypto. Which one would you choose to own? You might gamble on owning some faith backed crypto, hoping the exchange rate changes when faith is on an upswing, but for real ownership, you'll choose the one that has real value. So will everyone else. Given the option between the two, everyone will choose the one that has the real value. The faith backed one will fail, because who wants it? Its junk. It has no value.
They don't need to buy it all to destroy faith. They only need to destroy faith. You are thinking ideally I am talking about what actually happens. They have spent thousands of years mastering manipulation of faith. They can destroy faith in crypto, which has no intrinsic value in a heartbeat.
Again as the general public becomes more and more knowledgeable, they won't be able to gain power. Faith in crypto's promise is not necessary when you have an understanding of how crypto works. It is a public blockchain and while the wallets are pseudonymous, idenities of wallets do get found over time and payments for the initial crypto can be traced from wallet to wallet.
Have you ever heard of the idea of sublimation in anthropology? If you look at human history and study civilizations, you will see that major advances in civilization have involved abstracting more literal concepts. Unlike other animals, humans have to make connection and meaning out of things. A cornerstone concept of human civilization is that you must give sacrifices in order to give meaning to something and have a better future. If you look at tribes discovered during the age of exploration, you'll discover the most primitive in technology and resources would engage in human sacrifice (usually children or a good harvest) and/or cannibalism (very rarely both but if so always done for religious reasons). As these tribe civilizations advanced, they began to abstract these literal terms of sacrifice such as sacrifice a goat instead of a human, burn goat organs instead of the whole goat, drinking the blood of Christ as wine and attending church on Sunday...
These abstractions only work if they can embed the same level of meaning in humans as previous more literal sacrifices. The benefit of these abstractions is that they use less resources while still giving humans the meaning to exist and create a better future.
If there is no meaning to anything, the civilization collapses much like you see with socialist and communist countries. Socialism and Communism is just a new flavor of a weak and spoiled people that want an easier life while sacrificing nothing. When you have something for nothing, you lose all meaning and worth of that something and it becomes useless and discarded.
Why am I going on this long winded response about heretical talks on human sacrifice in religion you ask? Because the value of goods follows the same concept of the evolution of civilization through abstraction. There are histories where people would trade as a currency oyster shells, salt, wood coins, cacao beans, and more! People put their faith in these currencies because they saw them as valuable, gold or precious metals didn't just magically become valuable (if I recall right, the Aztecs would hang gold ornaments throughout their home but they were just decoration and not something extremely valued as the Spanish Conquistadors saw gold).
But the same problem plagues human history of money in that people would try to get something for nothing. As people found more oyster shells, the currency devalued and people moved to something else. As people carved more wood coins, the currency devalued and people moved on to something else. There's no better example than Roman Emperor Nero of Rome who wasted too much of Rome's money and started trying to make counterfeit Roman silver and gold coins by adding cheaper metals in the coins to pay off the debt. As the currency became more and more devalued over the years, Roman civilization fell apart and the real nail in the coffin was having germanic tribes fight for Roman citizens because Romans didn't want to sacrifice themselves to maintain their empire anymore.
As advances were made in the mediums of trading goods, it took less and less resources to create and maintain that medium of goods. Gold was heavy, dense and took up less room respectively than previous trade goods. However, you can't shave pieces of gold for buying groceries, breaking up that gold coin into fractions of value is difficult. Paper IOU money that backed gold in a bank was even less cumbersome and you could fractionalize the value up to two decimal places but you had to trust a bank to keep your gold safe (just like you have to again if our money was backed by gold). With cryptocurrencies, the fractional value can be broken up into 8 or more decimal places back, you can transfer the money worldwide near instantly. Creating a new cryptocurrency takes almost no money at all. The only concern is if the currency can be transferred safely and securely which many already believe it can. It only takes people abstracting further in their concept of a medium trade of goods, using an asset that is digital and you don't physically pile up somewhere. It would've been a huge leap 2000 years ago but right now it's not that difficult. These cryptocurrencies still retain the meaning of a trading medium while sacrificing some kind of effort (in this case Proof of Work or Proof of Stake for coming to a consensus on transactions) and making trade easier overall.
I know you won't agree and I'll probably get downvoted for my wine comment but it just seems so obvious to me right now, I feel like I could almost write a book on it.
I can tell you right now, those fuckers don't own all the money in the world. I gotta couple silver bars behind me that they don't have. Also for the concept of money to work, people worldwide have to accept the medium in trade. Trading is a two-way street and the cabal isn't everyone. If the other side doesn't accept the cabal's idea of money and has a doable way to trade amongst themselves through another medium, then the cabal has no money anymore.
What I like about cryptocurrency is that there are literally thousands of coins and if for example Bitcoin was owned by the whole Cabal or Bitcoin somehow got hacked, another cryptocurrency could and would easily be made with improvements and the masses would buy into that pretty fast. Cryptocurrency becomes a cat-and-mouse game the Cabal can't control. Even if they outlaw it, if people trade amongst themselves without any central authority, there's nothing the elites and cabal can do about it. There are even cryptocurrencies like Cardano that are working on making transactions without the use of the internet. All you'd have to do is generate electricity.
As far as the world sees money, they quite literally own it all. My upcoming report will show that statement is made without error. It is all theirs.
You just don't seem to get the scope of things.
They could quite literally buy up the entire crypto market on a whim. It doesn't matter how much it costs. As long as you can exchange Federal Reserve Notes (or Euro's, or any bank note) for crypto, they can completely destroy the market.
And that doesn't even address the real problem with cryptocurrencies as they are currently conceived. We have been led to believe that a faith backed asset has value; that it can work as a medium of exchange for barter. For over a century we have been led to believe it. But it doesn't, and it can't; not for long.
No market can stand on a faith backed asset. It is absolutely doomed to fail. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow, but it will fail, and it won't take long. As soon as people see and really understand what has happened with our economy (my upcoming report will make it perfectly clear), no one will ever want to touch a faith backed asset again.
They can only buy what is being sold on the market (they can't buy crypto in peoples wallet or crypto just sitting on an exchange not on a market) and the price exponentially increases as the supply dries up. Yes, they can print US dollars from nothing to buy up more crypto but because of the nature of crypto, pretty soon have astronomical costs for buying a few crypto. Let's say they do this with Bitcoin. As they buy more Bitcoin and Bitcoins price rises the Millions of Dollars, the dollar starts to drop in value due to the inflation of printing up all the new dollars. So now people are selling their Bitcoin for $US and realizing their dollar doesn't have as much buying power.
Let's say the elites/cabal/government own a majority of Bitcoin now (and even have a majority of the computing hash power). Regular people know that Bitcoin is controlled by the elites and don't want to invest in it. Someone comes around and makes a copy of Bitcoin or a better improved version (there are literally thousands of cryptos that are copies or improvements of Bitcoin right now). This new crypto starts to gain notoriety, regular people hear by word of mouth and invest heavily into this new crypto, this new crypto becomes a great way to exchange goods. A free market now forms because the elite don't control this new cryptocurrency and regular people can create fortunes of wealth using this new cryptocurrency. The elite learn about this new crypto and realize they are being drained so they buying up a ton of this crypto.... and the cycle continues as a cat and mouse game.
The cabal must react with a single plan of owning the majority while regular people can come up with any ideas and angles to get a jump on the cabal. Eventually the cabal loses control of the majority and when they do, they won't get it back as regular people become more and more knowledgeable over time.
They don't need to buy it all to destroy faith. They could probably destroy faith with 10% of it, which they almost certainly already own. (its probably closer to half).
I shouldn't have said they could buy it "all" because you are focused on that word. That is irrelevant. They don't need to buy it all to destroy faith. They only need to destroy faith. You are thinking ideally I am talking about what actually happens. They have spent thousands of years mastering manipulation of faith. They can destroy faith in crypto, which has no intrinsic value in a heartbeat.
All of your arguments, while sound within the scope you intend them, are missing the bigger picture. These things you are trading are not assets. They are worthless as a currency. Imagine having the choice between a faith backed crypto, and a silver backed crypto. Which one would you choose to own? You might gamble on owning some faith backed crypto, hoping the exchange rate changes when faith is on an upswing, but for real ownership, you'll choose the one that has real value. So will everyone else. Given the option between the two, everyone will choose the one that has the real value. The faith backed one will fail, because who wants it? Its junk. It has no value.
Again as the general public becomes more and more knowledgeable, they won't be able to gain power. Faith in crypto's promise is not necessary when you have an understanding of how crypto works. It is a public blockchain and while the wallets are pseudonymous, idenities of wallets do get found over time and payments for the initial crypto can be traced from wallet to wallet.
Have you ever heard of the idea of sublimation in anthropology? If you look at human history and study civilizations, you will see that major advances in civilization have involved abstracting more literal concepts. Unlike other animals, humans have to make connection and meaning out of things. A cornerstone concept of human civilization is that you must give sacrifices in order to give meaning to something and have a better future. If you look at tribes discovered during the age of exploration, you'll discover the most primitive in technology and resources would engage in human sacrifice (usually children or a good harvest) and/or cannibalism (very rarely both but if so always done for religious reasons). As these tribe civilizations advanced, they began to abstract these literal terms of sacrifice such as sacrifice a goat instead of a human, burn goat organs instead of the whole goat, drinking the blood of Christ as wine and attending church on Sunday...
These abstractions only work if they can embed the same level of meaning in humans as previous more literal sacrifices. The benefit of these abstractions is that they use less resources while still giving humans the meaning to exist and create a better future.
If there is no meaning to anything, the civilization collapses much like you see with socialist and communist countries. Socialism and Communism is just a new flavor of a weak and spoiled people that want an easier life while sacrificing nothing. When you have something for nothing, you lose all meaning and worth of that something and it becomes useless and discarded.
Why am I going on this long winded response about heretical talks on human sacrifice in religion you ask? Because the value of goods follows the same concept of the evolution of civilization through abstraction. There are histories where people would trade as a currency oyster shells, salt, wood coins, cacao beans, and more! People put their faith in these currencies because they saw them as valuable, gold or precious metals didn't just magically become valuable (if I recall right, the Aztecs would hang gold ornaments throughout their home but they were just decoration and not something extremely valued as the Spanish Conquistadors saw gold).
But the same problem plagues human history of money in that people would try to get something for nothing. As people found more oyster shells, the currency devalued and people moved to something else. As people carved more wood coins, the currency devalued and people moved on to something else. There's no better example than Roman Emperor Nero of Rome who wasted too much of Rome's money and started trying to make counterfeit Roman silver and gold coins by adding cheaper metals in the coins to pay off the debt. As the currency became more and more devalued over the years, Roman civilization fell apart and the real nail in the coffin was having germanic tribes fight for Roman citizens because Romans didn't want to sacrifice themselves to maintain their empire anymore.
As advances were made in the mediums of trading goods, it took less and less resources to create and maintain that medium of goods. Gold was heavy, dense and took up less room respectively than previous trade goods. However, you can't shave pieces of gold for buying groceries, breaking up that gold coin into fractions of value is difficult. Paper IOU money that backed gold in a bank was even less cumbersome and you could fractionalize the value up to two decimal places but you had to trust a bank to keep your gold safe (just like you have to again if our money was backed by gold). With cryptocurrencies, the fractional value can be broken up into 8 or more decimal places back, you can transfer the money worldwide near instantly. Creating a new cryptocurrency takes almost no money at all. The only concern is if the currency can be transferred safely and securely which many already believe it can. It only takes people abstracting further in their concept of a medium trade of goods, using an asset that is digital and you don't physically pile up somewhere. It would've been a huge leap 2000 years ago but right now it's not that difficult. These cryptocurrencies still retain the meaning of a trading medium while sacrificing some kind of effort (in this case Proof of Work or Proof of Stake for coming to a consensus on transactions) and making trade easier overall.
I know you won't agree and I'll probably get downvoted for my wine comment but it just seems so obvious to me right now, I feel like I could almost write a book on it.
Be sure to link the paper you're working on, ill be waiting