Did we just get a confirm on Marker [9]?
Hunter pleads guilty to all 9 Counts.
And just for kicks... Hunter could face 17 years
(media.greatawakening.win)
LET'S GOOoOoooo!!!
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This is not going to massively wake up democrats and centrists. This isn't it.
There's still a lot of time till January 20, 2025 though.
November 2024 - April 2025 is going to be the real suck. A while back, I remember both Trump and Kash talking about a 6 month period, and I believe it was a subtle nod on how long the storm will be. Just in time to wrap it up for Trump's year long celebration, which I think is the time we'll see all his rollback on Gov't, and implementation of the Gold Standard again.
A year long celebration doesn't make sense to me, unless that entire period will be our rebuilding phase after eliminating the DS.
If we ever see another implementation of the gold standard, it will be for a short time.
The gold standard is great for a local economy (within your same town) but it does not make efficient long distance transactions (state to state or international). Any long distance transaction with gold requires additional security and transportation costs. Also anyone you trust to deliver your gold for a long distance transaction is essentially a bank. Banks that are most trusted in gold transactions and grow in power will eventually repeat the whole fiat cycle we're in to get more resources.
Long distance transactions will be where crypto comes into play. As long as the electricity and internet are stable (or perceived stable), crypto with good fundamentals will be extremely successful and used by the world. Some good fundamentals are: limited supply, decentralized in ownership (a few don't hold everything in the blockchain), scalable to millions, proven code security and not a history of security problems.
Crypto doesn't require a 3rd party to transact like gold does. It comes with benefits of gold in having a limited supply and electronic fiat in that it can be transacted near instantaneously around the world.
But you have to research a lot to find the one you think is good. Every one has pros and cons, even Bitcoin has its flaws and that is normally the go to.
I personally am a big fan of Cardano but don't take my word for it. Research proof of work, proof of stake, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Cardano... Any of them in the top 20 on coinmarketcap is worth at least an internet search to find out what its about. You will quickly realize several are not worth your time going into deeper for investment.
The ones that are worth their salts are blockchains without hacks, without downtimes, that have a functioning way to upgrade their blockchain, that have active developers... Many will have a few here, a few there. You want one with it all.
The Gold Standard is going world wide, or at least will be the new world currency if the US implements it...the way it should have been, or even now, but not based on oil.
I have crypto, but at most, it'll be a store of value currency but not what some think it'll be. The tech will probably be used on the back end, but it's not what every person will transact with in daily life. Call it the new SWIFT system if it gets that far.
On the Gold Standard how do you fix the problem of paying extra security fees and transportation costs. Also long distance travel takes time, how will we have near instant transactions on a gold standard?
I don't think you understand how a block chain works, you don't need a 3rd party bank like you would if you routed money through the SWIFT system and its not controlled by a central authority.
Crypto and blockchain will be much more than a store of value, it will be THE way of exchanging vaiue in the future. People will use crypto and block chains everyday whether they know it or not. If you think otherwise then it's not worth holding as a "store of value".