Role of Crypto/Cybercurrencies in the PTB's loss of control?

My view of XRP price chart.
More confluence with the idea that the XRP chart is repeating the pattern from it's previous cycle.

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Everything is contained in the chart.
It seems that 'all roads lead to June'.
If this idea is true it's a golden information (not financial advice ofc).
Best wishes to everyone here!
Looks like an old fashioned conman pump and dump, preying on people's greed.
 
And why not profit from the opportunity that the chart gives instead of judging before even looking into it. Judging of that type isn't aligned with seeing objective reality, but more like keeping your eyes shut/ignoring reality.
 
I'm sharing this information (which is my view and may or may not play out) with everyone here freely and as a gift only (because I wish more money/energy for the members here).

Just as an example of the potential value of the information contained in the chart I drew: if the previous cycle's pattern is going to repeat itself (all the way till the red circle point from the previous cycle), it would be possible to turn ~10k $ into ~ 1 mil $ (maybe even before this years end) by applying the information from the chart's prior cycle (that's contained in the lines and channels I made).

And I'm not saying it is going to repeat, I'm just saying it might. And if it does I hope as many good people here benefit from it.
Nothing is guaranteed in trading or in life, but one thing is true for both - your results are proportional to your knowledge and efforts (knowledge applied? and even better as well applied knowledge shared/networked with others?).
 
if the previous cycle's pattern is going to repeat itself (all the way till the red circle point from the previous cycle), it would be possible to turn ~10k $ into ~ 1 mil $ (maybe even before this years end)
In the case of XRP and other large cryptocurrencies it is unlikely to rise to the same extent as before because it already has a huge market cap. To rise 100 times in price as you suggest, it would have a market cap of 100 x $120 billion, which is $12 trillion.

For comparison, that would be more than half of the total worldwide gold market cap in XRP alone. Currently over 60% of the total crypto market cap of under $3 trillion is in Bitcoin.

XRP rising 5 or 10 times may be realistic, but most likely not more this year.
 
In the case of XRP and other large cryptocurrencies it is unlikely to rise to the same extent as before because it already has a huge market cap. To rise 100 times in price as you suggest, it would have a market cap of 100 x $120 billion, which is $12 trillion.

For comparison, that would be more than half of the total worldwide gold market cap in XRP alone. Currently over 60% of the total crypto market cap of under $3 trillion is in Bitcoin.

XRP rising 5 or 10 times may be realistic, but most likely not more this year.
I am well aware of that information.
That's why I wrote "if the previous (chart) cycle is going to repeat.
And "I'm not saying it is going to repeat, I'm just saying it might."

And I didn't say it's going to rise 100x, I said "if the cycle is going to repeat, it's possible to turn for example 10k $ into a milion $ using the information contained in the chart(channels and lines) I drew.
For example a touch or getting near to 1.618 fib extension of the current cycle could make 10k$ into around 100k $. Then rebuying at approx. 50% discount (before the red circle target...if it will repeat this cycle too..and would be 100-120$ price) could make 100k $ doubled to 200k $ on the way to red circle target at the same price of around 20$(purple circle exit) and then additional 5x multiplied if the price reaches red circle target at around 100$. That would be around 6-8 trilion market cap not 12 trilion (and if XRP gets used as a part of a new financial system 6-8 trilion market cap would be easily explainable).

And about the market cap argument (which is shared by almost every person out there, thus disbelieved as a possibility by 'the herd' , and thus could be seen as a counter indicator of sorts). In the past almost no one believed that Bitcoin could cross 1 trilion market cap, yet it happened. And Bitcoin doesn't have any usecase other than as 'digital store of value', whatever that is.
While XRP is designed to have a very real and very useful usecase. And thus a very large market cap is possible, if it gets used on a large scale and in a big way (which could happen).

Another reason why it could happen is my idea(that I presented in the 'Trump-liberation day' thread) that the markets as a whole (led by the stock market) are about to enter a sort of a 'summer' phase/ a parabolic blow of top phase/ end of a grand supercycle (elliott waves). And then comes the fall, the end of The cycle.

And XRP might be used in the transformation of the current system (at or around the end of the grand supercycle of the stock market).
All I'm saying is what I speculate is possible to happen. You know the saying "buy the rumour sell the news".
 
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I agree with this working theory on what's about to happen in crypto world (and might reflect in stock markets) - an epic rise/'summer', before a legendary crash/'fall'.
And the narrative might be based on and fueled by one or more of the cryptocurrencies starting to be used in the financial system this year (IMO XRP is the most likely candidate).


If it happens, and if so many people get sucked into cryptocurrencies by the later this year, just remember that the mother of all crashes will likely follow (as in the stock market, so in crypto), so plan your exit accordingly.
 
Well.. the title of “ Role of Crypto/Cybercurrencies in the PTS’s loss of control” in my book is wishful thinking or Hopium.
The introduction of Crypto Currencies took off with an understandable cautious prelude… I myself had the opportunity to buy Bitcoin when it was about $2 when my neighbour who had got in earlier and owned a few thousand bitcoin and was still putting his spare money into them (he was a ex-con who did stuff on the Dark web back around 2000) anyway he is a multi millionaire now and I’m not because I suspected a PTB rat way back then.
So it seems that as usual the PTB are doing the long slow walk to victory and a lot of common people are getting wealthy on the way.
But… I’m guessing that this long slow march to victory by the PTB is nearing the pinnacle with the govt getting involved.
I think that they are waiting for some sort of crunch time when there is so much investment into the Crypto currency that it could topple or outstrip the fiat currency and ‘They’ (who are hiding all the gold) will come up with “We now have to move into Crypto currency” because of ‘Whatever’ it is they are going to do to crash the worlds economy.
My guess is that ‘They’ will be very ‘generous’ with their offer to move into Crypto and somehow it will seem to be a saviour.
BUT BUT BUT….
Every chip out there since the late 90’s has a secret back door that is only privy to the PTB… it’s a secondary chip that sits within or beside the main chip and it cannot be circumvented.
So… the blockchain system isn’t going so save anyone… backdoor will be open… goodbye Crypto money at the will of the PTB.
Here’re is a cut and paste of someone’s description of the chip problem:-

ARM architecture is an NSA approved architecture. That means that on an ARM chip there is a separate sub processor running that is not something the user of the device gets to use.

The ruse is that the processor needs the second processor to manage itself and the hardware on the phone, but the reality is that it's an NSA back door that has about 1,000 different access points most likely with a SHA512 password. Everyone worth their salt in security knows these second processors are there on AMD, INTEL and ARM and no one has EVER cracked a single back door. At least not one of us has.

What processors do I know for sure are compromised?

All Centrino processors. All processors that have Vpro tech, And every processor Intel has made since Sandy Bridge. EVERY INTEL PROCESSOR MADE SINCE JANUARY 2011. You cannot secure ANY intel processor made starting 2011 and it does not matter which one it is. Intel experimented with this with Centrino and that tech went global to all Intel chips in 2011.

AMD is also not secure anymore, I have recently discovered that AMD totallyhopped on the NSA bandwagon in 2012, a year after Intel did and AMD may have compromised chips before that date, the same as Intel.

ARM architecture is the same also, this is confirmed by the fact that Pegasus spyware permanently infects ARM chips and there WAS a removal tool for Pegasus released by Amnesty International but my guess is that the tool no longer works, And Israel's Pegasus is based on NSA spyware, it is not developed in Israel as advertised, and Amnesty International never did anything to get the NSA off anyone's phone.

Pegasus was INITIALLY written in Israel and was a hunk of crap up until 2017 when a security breach at the NSA resulted in their spyware getting posted to the internet. Pegasus got that, and that has been the Pegasus core ever since. No patch has ever been made to patch against the NSA security breach despite the software landing in the hands of bad actors because the NSA, being totally rectal, does not want to let go of their toy and has not re-written it to compensate since 2017 because they don't want to let go of devices that are that old.

The bottom line is that if you have ARM, or any processor from AMD or INTEL that is in any way new, and it does not matter if it is an Iphone or anything else, they NSA owns the device.

Here is proof that your Iphone is not secure.

“Apple is issuing threat notifications to iPhone users, alerting them to potential mercenary spyware attacks, which may include the Pegasus spyware from NSO Group.”

If pegasus can nail your Iphone, the NSA can too. It's the same software.
 
Every chip out there since the late 90’s has a secret back door that is only privy to the PTB… it’s a secondary chip that sits within or beside the main chip and it cannot be circumvented.
So… the blockchain system isn’t going so save anyone… backdoor will be open… goodbye Crypto money at the will of the PTB.

I like your warning, in case people haven't gotten it yet that crypto is ultimately a scam when the music stops.
(Mike) For what purpose did they initially create Bitcoin?

A: Bridge to nowhere.

Q: (L) What do you mean, "Bridge to nowhere"?

A: Digitize, and then deprive common man of resource.
 
I don't think there is any need to ask the C's. It was already asked and answered (digitize then deprive)

Cs warned of what we now call CBDC over thirty years ago. They said this control it will happen, without escape. And that "the change," will occur after we are under this total control of money. As I recall, they mentioned at another time that property ownership would last a bit longer.

Session 16 October 1994:

A: World will soon have nothing but credit and debit have you not heard of this new visa debit cards this is the future of money as controlled by the world banking system i.e. the brotherhood i.e. Lizards i.e. antichrist.
Q: (L) If I don't have a credit card then I don't have to belong to this system?
A: No. You will have no choices: belong or starve.
Q: (L) What happened to free will?
A: Brotherhood aka Lizards aka antichrist has interfered with free will for 309000 years. They are getting desperate as we near the change.
Q: (V) It has always been my nature to rebel against that which I did not feel was good for me. Is rebellion against this system possible?
A: If you are willing to leave the body.

Q: (L) Leave the body as in death, croak, kick the bucket?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) If we were to move...
A: Changes will follow turmoil be patient.
Q: (L) We would like to move into the country. Will it be possible to get along without this credit/debit card leading that kind of life?
A: No.
Q: (L) Are they going to have the kind of capability of controlling everything and everybody no matter where they are?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) Even if we moved to Guyana and built a log hut in the rain forest and didn't bother anybody, we'd still get sucked into this thing?
A: Laura you will feel the effect of the Lizard beings desperate push for total control no matter where you go.
Q: (L) That is inexpressibly depressing. Do you understand?
A: Why? Change will follow.
Q: (L) Will it follow soon?
A: You are slipping a bit. Refer to Literature "Bringers of the Dawn". Challenge will be ecstasy if viewed with proper perspective which is not, we repeat: not of third level reality, understand?
Q: (L) In the reference cited, Joan of Arc is described as feeling ecstatic while burning at the stake. Is that what you mean?
A: Sort of, but you need not burn at the stake.
 
Very informed two people have a very informative discussion on the topic of digital currencies and and their potential role in the new financial system. And who knows, maybe even a role in PTBs loss of control.

We dive into the financial system, Bitcoin its origins and perhaps true intent, and what crypto are going to play a role in the new financial system we are moving towards!!
 
A: Greed is a sickness.
(Mike) For what purpose did they initially create Bitcoin?

A: Bridge to nowhere.

Q: (L) What do you mean, "Bridge to nowhere"?

A: Digitize, and then deprive common man of resource.
The following might be a case study of greed and deprive common man of resource.

I even went into a leveraged long in my investment
On 5/12/2025 you were doing a victory lap, posting an unrealized profit of $79,380 on 172,935 XRP with cost basis 2.07 using 275% leverage. XRP was at 2.53 then and at 2.14 now. If you didn't increase your leverage, that unrealized profit would be down to $11,140.

I borrowed even more money since then to increase my leveraged long position, so the liquidation price (at which I'd lose it all) is now a bit higher/nearer.
I went in a bit too crazy/greedy
However, you have increased your leverage beyond 275% since 5/12/2025. What is your unrealized profit on the position now? Or are you at a loss now?

Or have you been liquidated and lost it all?
 
I came across a news item that Pakistan is betting heavily on Crypto with the support of US and Trump. So checked about it. Asked copilot about it as a first line of cross checking.

is Pakistan tied its industries to crypto?
Pakistan has recently taken bold steps toward integrating cryptocurrency into its economy. The government has announced plans to establish a state-backed Bitcoin reserve and allocate 2,000 megawatts of surplus electricity to support Bitcoin mining and AI data centers. This move signals a shift toward digital finance, but it has also drawn scrutiny from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has raised concerns about the legality and economic implications of the initiative.

Despite these developments, cryptocurrency remains officially banned for domestic transactions in Pakistan, according to statements from the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and the Finance Ministry. While the government is pushing for crypto adoption on an international scale, local regulations still prohibit its use within the country.

Pakistan's approach reflects a contradiction—on one hand, it is embracing crypto for global investment and economic strategy, while on the other, it maintains restrictions on its use at home. The situation is evolving, and further regulatory changes may be introduced to clarify the country's stance on digital assets.
Is USA involved in this Pakistan's crypto decision?
Yes, the United States has played a significant role in Pakistan's recent crypto initiatives. Pakistan's Crypto Council CEO Bilal Bin Saqib has met with US policymakers, including Senators Bill Hagerty and Rick Scott, to discuss digital finance regulations. The GENIUS Act, a US bill focused on stablecoin regulation, has been cited as a model for Pakistan's crypto framework.

Additionally, Pakistan has partnered with World Liberty Financial (WLF), a US-based crypto firm linked to Donald Trump's family. This partnership aims to develop blockchain tools, tokenize assets, and provide crypto industry guidance. The agreement was signed in April 2025 and involved high-level meetings with Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief General Asim Munir.

Pakistan's Bitcoin reserve strategy has also been influenced by US crypto policies, with officials stating they were inspired by the US approach. The country has allocated 2,000 megawatts of surplus electricity for Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, mirroring similar initiatives in the US.
does all Pakistani's has continuous electricity?
Not all Pakistanis have continuous electricity. While 95.6% of the population has access to electricity, the country still faces frequent power outages and load shedding due to energy shortages, infrastructure issues, and reliance on fossil fuels.

Pakistan has been working to improve its electricity sector, but blackouts remain common, especially in rural areas and during peak demand periods. The government has also been expanding coal power plants to address energy deficits.
then why did they have surplus power?
Pakistan's surplus electricity is largely due to overcapacity in power generation and inefficiencies in distribution. The country has signed long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with energy producers, committing to pay for electricity even if it is not fully utilized. This has led to a situation where Pakistan has 10,000–15,000 megawatts of excess capacity, but still experiences frequent load shedding due to transmission losses, theft, and financial constraints.

To make use of this surplus, Pakistan has decided to allocate 2,000 megawatts for Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, aiming to monetize idle electricity, attract foreign investment, and create high-tech jobs. However, this move has raised concerns from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which is questioning the legality and economic impact of using surplus power for crypto mining.
is these producers are Pakistani nationals or outside parties?
Pakistan's power producers are a mix of government-owned, private Pakistani-owned, and foreign-owned entities. About 52% of power plants are government-owned, while 28% are owned by Pakistani private sector groups—mainly 40 influential families and business groups. The remaining 20% are owned by foreign investors, including Chinese and Middle Eastern companies.

Independent Power Producers (IPPs) in Pakistan operate as private companies that generate electricity and sell it to the national grid. Some of these IPPs are foreign-backed, while others are domestically owned. Additionally, Pakistan's electricity distribution companies purchase power from both government and private producers, including foreign-owned IPPs.
Pakistan’s ambitious plan to allocate 2,000 megawatts (MW) of surplus electricity to Bitcoin mining and AI data centres is a daring leap into the digital economy.

Announced by the Finance Ministry on May 25, 2025
, this initiative could signal Pakistan’s arrival on the global crypto map – but it also raises profound questions about energy policy, economic priorities, and long-term sustainability.

As crypto markets rebound from past crashes and energy prices remain volatile, the proposal warrants both optimism and caution. It promises digital innovation and potential revenue streams, but without careful implementation, it could entrench risky economic dependencies and compromise more stable development opportunities.

From crisis to crypto: Pakistan launches strategic Bitcoin reserve

Understanding the scale and context

The 2,000MW allocation represents a significant portion of Pakistan’s estimated 10,000 - 15,000MW surplus capacity, much of which results from expensive power purchase agreements (PPAs). These capacity charges, currently costing the government around $5.3 billion annually, could reach $9 billion if unused energy remains idle.


This surplus seems to be a paradox. Despite underutilised generation capacity, Pakistanis face frequent load shedding, sky-high electricity bills, and a fragile transmission network that loses approximately 16% of generated power through theft and inefficiencies.

So, while monetising idle electricity seems practical, committing 2,000MW to an energy-intensive, speculative sector like crypto mining could exacerbate structural energy challenges.

Economic potential

Setting up mining operations at this scale is no small feat. Based on current market estimates:
  • ASIC mining hardware (specialised Bitcoin mining machines) could cost around $400–500 million.
  • Additional investments in cooling, grid infrastructure, security, and data centre construction may require another $300–$400 million.
  • Operational profitability depends heavily on the price of Bitcoin, which has historically fluctuated between $15,000 and $70,000 in the last five years.
  • Potential annual revenue from a fully optimised 2,000MW facility could be around $1 billion under ideal conditions, but these figures are subject to extreme volatility, hardware depreciation, increasing mining difficulty, and rising global competition.
Strategic benefits

International investors have shown interest in partnering with Pakistani authorities, potentially bringing in foreign direct investment and technological expertise.

Monetising surplus power could reduce fiscal pressure from idle capacity payments.

Mining infrastructure could serve as a gateway for broader digital economy development, including data centres, AI labs, and blockchain platforms. However, job creation in crypto mining is limited. A mining facility typically employs 1–3 workers per MW, compared to 10–20 per MW in manufacturing or IT sectors.

Risks and Opportunity Costs

  • Volatility and obsolescence: Bitcoin’s value is notoriously unstable. The 2022–2023 crypto crash wiped out billions in value and forced several mining firms to shutter operations. Committing public infrastructure to such a volatile asset class introduces high fiscal risk.
  • Grid Vulnerabilities: Pakistan’s grid is already strained, placing 2,000MW of constant demand into the system could cause further instability unless major upgrades are made. Any future outages or demand shocks could cripple mining operations or disrupt supply to critical sectors.
  • Regulatory Uncertainty: While Pakistan has made progress by establishing the Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA) and engaging with the FATF, global cryptocurrency regulation is in flux. Past reversals by countries like China and Kazakhstan offer cautionary tales.
  • Alternative Investment Scenarios: If Pakistan is serious about leveraging surplus power, more stable, job-rich industries offer far greater long-term dividends.
  • Manufacturing and heavy industry: Aluminium smelting, steel production, and petrochemicals require high power inputs but create extensive employment and long-term exports. Similar investment in General Manufacturing, Defence industries, (POF, HIT, AWC etc), could also bring more sustainable and reliable economic growth. These sectors stimulate domestic supply chains, reduce import dependency, and have lower volatility than crypto markets.
  • IT and cloud infrastructure: Pakistan’s IT sector already generates over $2 billion in annual exports and is growing at 15–20% per year. Investing in data centres, cloud computing, and software parks could multiply export earnings, build human capital, and support business process outsourcing (BPO) and AI startups.
  • Green hydrogen economy: With abundant sunlight and wind, Pakistan could become a regional green hydrogen hub. Using surplus electricity for electrolysis opens up future-ready export markets in Europe, the Gulf, and East Asia. This aligns with climate commitments and unlocks strategic geopolitical leverage.
A balanced way forward

Pakistan’s crypto mining initiative, while visionary, should be framed as a pilot project rather than a wholesale policy pivot. Success will depend on:

• Transparent public-private partnerships with built-in risk-sharing • Robust regulatory oversight and energy allocation strategies • Parallel investments in more sustainable industries using surplus power

A multisector approach that includes crypto, but also prioritises manufacturing, IT, and clean energy, is essential to maximise economic diversification and safeguard against speculative risk.

Pakistan’s 2,000MW crypto mining gambit holds real potential – but must be implemented carefully, transparently, and with eyes wide open. The right path may not lie in betting solely on Bitcoin, but in using this opportunity to leverage energy assets strategically across multiple high-impact sectors.

Rather than being the endgame, crypto mining should be viewed as one piece of a broader puzzle – one that balances digital innovation, economic stability, and long-term national interest.

For sustainable development, visionary ideas must walk hand-in-hand with measured, evidence-based execution. Pakistan’s future should be powered not just by hash rates – but by smart, inclusive, and diversified growth.
 
My view of XRP price chart.
More confluence with the idea that the XRP chart is repeating the pattern from it's previous cycle.

View attachment 107888

Everything is contained in the chart.
It seems that 'all roads lead to June'.
If this idea is true it's a golden information (not financial advice ofc).
Best wishes to everyone here!

The following might be a case study of greed and deprive common man of resource.



On 5/12/2025 you were doing a victory lap, posting an unrealized profit of $79,380 on 172,935 XRP with cost basis 2.07 using 275% leverage. XRP was at 2.53 then and at 2.14 now. If you didn't increase your leverage, that unrealized profit would be down to $11,140.



However, you have increased your leverage beyond 275% since 5/12/2025. What is your unrealized profit on the position now? Or are you at a loss now?

Or have you been liquidated and lost it all?
Greed is sickness and so is ignorance.
 
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