I am old enough, there were still silver notes floating around in the 80s. I guess maybe the play is to put them into circulation so nobody notices but by 2028 they will have about 6 trillion treasury dollars in circulation and still have 17 trillion in fed reserve notes out there. I don't disagree with you unless they pull some legal sh…
I am old enough, there were still silver notes floating around in the 80s. I guess maybe the play is to put them into circulation so nobody notices but by 2028 they will have about 6 trillion treasury dollars in circulation and still have 17 trillion in fed reserve notes out there. I don't disagree with you unless they pull some legal shenanigan that turns the two currencies into a non 1:1 exchange rate.
It feels like they are going to use crypto, perhaps bitcoin, as the 3rd leg of the 3 card monte. ie get bitcoin valued at 100k reserve notes, then in a year or 5 years they break the 1:1 exchange between notes and dollars and set the exchange rate between bitcoin and treasury dollars to be 8.37:1 versus todays exchange of 73000 notes to 1 bitcoin. It ends up a reverse collapse. And then they make crypto coins illegal across the board so people have to take the payback from investing in logical tokens.
I think most people must see it as you do, if they're even aware of it. I guess we'll see how it plays out. Theres gotta be a collapse somewhere...
I am old enough, there were still silver notes floating around in the 80s. I guess maybe the play is to put them into circulation so nobody notices but by 2028 they will have about 6 trillion treasury dollars in circulation and still have 17 trillion in fed reserve notes out there. I don't disagree with you unless they pull some legal shenanigan that turns the two currencies into a non 1:1 exchange rate.
It feels like they are going to use crypto, perhaps bitcoin, as the 3rd leg of the 3 card monte. ie get bitcoin valued at 100k reserve notes, then in a year or 5 years they break the 1:1 exchange between notes and dollars and set the exchange rate between bitcoin and treasury dollars to be 8.37:1 versus todays exchange of 73000 notes to 1 bitcoin. It ends up a reverse collapse. And then they make crypto coins illegal across the board so people have to take the payback from investing in logical tokens.
I think most people must see it as you do, if they're even aware of it. I guess we'll see how it plays out. Theres gotta be a collapse somewhere...