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

I wonder if those of us who will make it to 4D STO will be able to make use of their precious metals?
I understand that the concept of STO would turn private PMs into a common posession.
We know that 4D STS were/are mining for PMs but would they be of any value in a 4D STO environment?

Can bitcoiners hope to retain their digital holdings while making the move to 4D STO?

I would think not.
 
In line with the previous messages concerning the real origins of Bitcoin, this discussion brought another logical insight about what BTC may indeed be. It's at 33:30, from Brad Kimes of Digital Perspective, another yt channel covering crypto news.
The whole video deals with the role of XRP in the reshaping of the financial system.

We see that we're on the precipice of Bitcoin being put into a strategic reserve. If you look at the current administration and our current president who loves this nation and every person in it - right ? - there's not a second that I go in my mind and think that he would ever allow something to be in here that he didn't know where it came from. Of course, the moment that they allow Bitcoin into a strategic reserves tells me it's a US govt PsyOp, and it's all about preserving the USD dominance. That's why I believe BTC only has 21 million, and that's why I believe it'll go in a strategic reserve because it's been created by a 3-letter agency by the US govt, and it's going to be conflated in price to help pay down the dept. But they're going to have to issue US Digital bonds on top of it, in order to do it without crashing the asset itself. Because as the bonds term out at different rates, you can roll over and pay the citizens out and also pay down the dept on schedule.
Of course, he's talking on the utopic premise that the president has full control, and doesn't seem to acknowledge the deep state layers. His excerpt still makes some sense and aligns with the view shared in the thread.

 
About 3 hours ago they crashed XRP below 1.51, for an intraday loss more than -40%.
Exchanges probably have liquidation scenarios ready to take advantage of any specific geopolitical events, or any political statements that may portend them. Leveraged trading is a very high risk activity, to put it mildly, at this point.
 
I was thinking about selling everything at the beginning of October at the peaks, as I'm expecting some kind of military operation to begin soon. Israel-Iran, or maybe even Venezuela, and the same pattern will follow. I should have sold...
But in any case, the situation isn't so bad when you just hold crypto and don't trade with leverage, so my only regret is that I missed out on this ride. Maybe I'll get lucky next week. :-)

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More than 1 million overleveraged crypto traders were forcibly sold out of their crypto holdings totaling more than -$19 billion of losses within the last 24 hours.
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A: Digitize, and then deprive common man of resource.
 
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