/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58041099
Yes, there is a place for the liquidity to go. The BIS and IMF and send a directive that physical gold and silver are now revalued at 10x, 50x, 100x, whatever they decide. Then, National Treasuries, Banks, and whomever else who has physical ownership of PM’s can soak their debt with the revalued PMs. It’s either going to be a PM global revaluation, CBDC rollout or Global Economic Collapse. I suppose they could try more artificial deflationary events like CV19 and Lockdowns (to give an excuse for global deflationary events) to kick the can a bit longer, but a paradigm shift away from infinitely inflating fiat currency has to eventually take place. I am positioned for PM revaluation, global deflationary event or XRP/CBDC adoption. The timeline is moving so slowly though. I have been positioned for three years now and it is costing me everything to maintain this posture. The gears move slowly. I am not sure what they are waiting for as people like me (and I can’t be totally alone in my thinking) are refusing to work/contribute/pull the wagon any longer paying taxes for immoral, unjust government programs and systems and a generate, failing society that wants us dead and gone. I have gone from wanting to “make it” to now just wanting to see it burn.

>>57923862
The only thing that could fuck up and energy play would be a lockdown. 2020 when oil went negative was fuckin nuts. Don’t think they will try that again unless they really decide to throw big money at us to keep us from burning the motherfucker down. People wouldn’t stand for another round of that BS unless people were dropping in the streets.

>>57887851
The enslavement of mankind.
Mass surveillance police state.
Everything will be controlled.
The elimination of the middle class.
There will only be the poor and the rich.
The poor will own nothing, and have to rent everything.
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) replace all currencies, and are tied to SCS (Social Credit Scores).
If you are caught saying wrongthink, your SCS drops, they freeze all of your CBDC.
CBDCs will mean all of your purchases are public and tied to you.
Your paycheck will be in CBDCs and they can set a time limit for you to spend them, or they expire.
They can program the CBDCs, so that you can only spend them on approved things.
You'll need a microchip implanted in you, in order to buy anything with your CBDCs.
Carbon taxes on many things, including travel and food.
The poor can't afford meat, due to carbon tax; accept for bugs.
They will live in rented tiny pods.
All the poor will live in smart cities.
And they won't be able to afford to travel by car, let alone planes.
The carbon tax to travel will be too costly.
The erasure of culture and history being tied to each race.
Instead, culture will be something you can rent with your CBDCs, through the clothes you wear, the music you listen to, and the food you eat.

There will be a tiny minority of people that reject the Great Reset.
The outsiders won't be able to buy or sell or rent anything.
They'll live outside of the smart cities, in their own communities.
Self sufficient communities that live a more primitive lifestyle, since they won't have access to manufacturing or mining.
They won't interact with the poor in the smart cities.
The small settlements of the outsiders are like a pressure release valve for the dystopia they create.
If people really dislike being slaves, they can leave the smartcities on foot.
But most will choose to stay slaves.

Read Klaus Schwab's books on the 4th Industrial Revolution, if you want to know what he has planned.
https://zlibrary-global.se/

>>56062247
speaking of news, how about those new FSB/IMF guidelines created at the request of the Bharatan Government on the occasion of Bharat's leadership of the G20 conference on the topic of crypto/digital assets and cross border payments?
https://decrypt.co/155281/imf-fsb-lay-out-roadmap-to-address-the-risks-posed-by-crypto-to-financial-stability

what struck me is how these most recent (and quite stringent, at least for the unregulated cryptocurrency/defi markets!) recommendations aren't so much a new creation or departure, but rather the continuation of a multi-year pattern of guidance by the FSB, IMF and other supranational entities like world bank and BIS on the topic of digital assets, stablecoins and digital finance.
https://www.fsb.org/2022/10/g20-roadmap-for-enhancing-cross-border-payments-consolidated-progress-report-for-2022/
https://www.fsb.org/2023/02/g20-roadmap-for-enhancing-cross-border-payments-priority-actions-for-achieving-the-g20-targets/

here's one from world bank going back to 2021, when /xsg/ was just 1 year old!
https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/369001638871862939/pdf/Central-Bank-Digital-Currencies-for-Cross-border-Payments-A-Review-of-Current-Experiments-and-Ideas.pdf

for me? personally? speaking for myself, from my point of view? if i were an Ethereum "DeFi enthusiast" or "Degen" i would be pretty nervous! especially if my assets were tied up or staked in unbacked stablecoins. after all, it's a brave new world we're entering. but like i pointed out above, this is nothing new- it's been 'hiding in plain sight' the entire time. but only visible to those with eyes to see...

>>55832826
>Just make every single transaction of your life over the NSA watchnet, bro.
>PM's? What are you a terrorist?
>Privacy coins? What are you hiding?
>It's so convenient and the government can easily give me my weekly credit stipend right into my NSAcoin registered account
>Yeah, I need to use my internetID linked NSAcoin account to access and interact with the internet, but so what? I have nothing to hide

>>55586282
good for you

>the US is full of car brains who are so brainwashed that they think they need a car to travel 100 yards down the road and go mental at the thought of walking for free
Why do europoors keep repeating this failed meme?

In America, since we're the main character, we have LOTS of space. Big wide open spaces. Our neighborhoods are often miles and miles from the economic centers because America, again, has a LOT of space.

europoors, who live in sardine boxes like cockroaches, do not understand the concept of having a LOT of space, so they resent us for needing our cars to complete basic tasks. But even poor people in America need cars to survive, the ones that use public transportation (which is only available in big city bughives) risk getting stabbed in the neck by urban youth (or worse).

>>51539226
Yes, it is communism. Punishing normal hard working people for the sake of the unproductive urban bug class is the modus operandi of commies, who are dysgenic freaks that exploit social fractures to advance themselves politically and economically.

Fuck commies and fuck gullible Euros that believe whatever powerful people tell them (historically speaking).
>ja, but if he vas wrong, vhy vould he be in charge, ja? idiot amedikan

>>51092174
https://www.inclusivecapitalism.com/just-energy-transition-home/
are there any XRPL projects involving the SDGs? Xange has the SDG wheel as its logo, Carbonland Trust is doing the carbon credit NFT thing...any other ones?