/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16474730
The debt/financial crisis is going to be the main topic and issue discussed for the 2020 election. Global debts will be forgiven in exchange for moving to a new monetary system, which people will freely accept as long as it 'prevents' the global/financial crisis. The US will be the first country to move it's debt onto the BSV chain and create a digital dollar token pegged to BSV. People are stupid and don't realize all the elite have to do is push a button in the treasury/fed to make markets go up or down and do whatever they like. People will claim if the debt is forgiven markets will tank. No, it won't - because they won't push the dooms-day button as long as the people accept the new system.

1 BSV will be over $2 million before the end of 2020.

>>16473842
I exponentially doubt your conclusion being true. The writing is on the wall and has been since 2009.

https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2018/11/13/sp111418-winds-of-change-the-case-for-new-digital-currency

IMF's Christine Lagarde wrote this article/speech ONE DAY before BSV came into existence. She exclusively mentions a need for MICROPAYMENTS. As well as, governments creating their own 'digital fiat' token that will be secured/pegged/implemented on blockchain - reason being that governments need to be liable/responsible for their currency and if BitCoin was used as a currency itself in the form of BitCoin, there would be no one liable/responsible for mis-happenings or negative issues; miners are not here to 'manage a currency' through policy, that will still be done by governments still. The Phoenix is holding a coin with 10 & 2018 on it. You might want to research what happened in October 2018 in relation to BSV. Stop purposely trying to be an idiot, we have enough of those on Earth.