The Great Reset And Cryptocurrencies... Callling Conspiracy Theory Miscers!

12-09-2020, 03:07 PM

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The Great Reset And Cryptocurrencies... Callling Conspiracy Theory Miscers!

For those who know how corrupt and powerful The Vatican, Rockefellers, and Rothchilds are, there is a big meeting happening. Seems like they are showing the world their unity going forward.

List of Attendees:

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Ajay Banga, president and chief executive officer, Mastercard
Oliver Bäte, chairman of the board of management, Allianz SE
Marc Benioff, chair, chief executive officer, and founder, Salesforce
Edward Breen, executive chairman, Dupont
Sharan Burrow, general secretary, International Trade Union Confederation
Mark Carney, COP26 financial advisor to the Prime Minister, and United Nations special envoy for Climate Action and Finance
Carmine Di Sibio, global chairman and chief executive officer, EY
Brunello Cucinelli, executive chairman and creative director, Brunello Cucinelli S.p.A.
Roger Ferguson, president and chief executive officer, TIAA
Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, founder and managing partner, Inclusive Capital Partners
Kenneth Frazier, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Merck & Co., Inc.
Fabrizio Freda, president and chief executive officer, The Estée Lauder Companies
Marcie Frost, chief executive officer, CalPERS
Alex Gorsky, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Johnson & Johnson
Angel Gurria, secretary general, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Alfred Kelly, chairman and chief executive officer, Visa Inc.
William Lauder, executive chairman, The Estée Lauder Companies
Bernard Looney, chief executive officer, BP
Fiona Ma, treasurer, State of California
Hiro Mizuno, board member, Principles for Responsible Investment
Brian Moynihan, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Bank of America
Deanna Mulligan, president and chief executive officer, Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
Ronald P. O’Hanley, president and chief executive officer, State Street Corporation
Rajiv Shah, president, The Rockefeller Foundation
Tidjane Thiam, board member, Kering Group
Darren Walker, president, Ford Foundation
Mark Weinberger, former chair and chief executive officer of EY, and board member of J&J, MetLife and Saudi Aramco

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https://newsroom.bankofamerica.com/c...a-new-all.html

The following video is the best explanation and prediction of The Great Resetthat I've come across.

For those who think they already know what it means, this guy talks about an area you may be unfamiliar with:Central Bank Digital Currency(CBDC)...

Why CBDCs? A centralized digital currency ran by a blockchain means that there will be a recorded transaction history of every single digital coin in circulation. Which means that unlike cash, the government will have complete knowledge of where and how their currency is being spent. They will be able to tax literally every single transaction through a smart contract, meaning an automatic program. They will also be able to freeze any of digital currency if they are in the possession of people who the government doesn't like, just like how a commercial bank or paypal can freeze your assets.

In case people don't know China has been testing it's own CBDC this year, which is going to be release in 2021.

The US clearly has plans too, as the same brah makes the case...

Solution (part of it):

IMO a good way of taking power away from Central Bank Digital Currencies (which are looking inevitable, like the brah says many Central Banks are researching or creating their own centralized digital currency), is to use Decentralized Cryptocurrencies for buying and selling (and borrowing e.g. DEFI platforms) rather than just using cryptocurrency for speculative investment.

Cliffs: Part of the Great Reset involves the role out of central bank centralized digital currencies.

A way to combat centralized digital currencies is to use decentalized digital currencies like; Bitcoin Cash and Dash. And privacy coins like Monero. Along with decentralized crypto loan platforms.

Brah who is unbanked and refuses to use government money...

Another guy who has become committed to using cryptocurrencies, due to having his account frozen by Paypal...

12-09-2020, 03:09 PM

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There is going to be a great reset on your chitcoins very shortly

12-09-2020, 03:20 PM

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The same moment they can cut someone out with a click, we are officialy in a world dictatorship.

Hard to say if bitcoins are the saving plan or a trick they played to drag people into the idea of abolishing cash.

12-09-2020, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted By Anomen⏩

The same moment they can cut someone out with a click, we are officialy in a world dictatorship.

Hard to say if bitcoins are the saving plan or a trick they played to drag people into the idea of abolishing cash.

the latter.

12-09-2020, 03:27 PM

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Just don´t support bitcoin or bitcoin cash, both have little potential. Support a solid one like tezos, that actually has huge potential and a chance against CBDC´s.

12-09-2020, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted By Anomen⏩

The same moment they can cut someone out with a click, we are officialy in a world dictatorship.

Hard to say if bitcoins are the saving plan or a trick they played to drag people into the idea of abolishing cash.

There is suggestive evidence that Bitcoin was created by the NSA. However, as privacy protocols and forks and other cryptos grow in tech it becomes something people can use in a genuinely decentralized way IMO.

If CBDC goes live then cash will eventually be worthless, we can't hold on to that approach even if we want to it seems. So IMO it's best to embrace decentralized tech rather than centralized.

12-09-2020, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted By Frank

There is going to be a great reset on your chitcoins very shortly

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12-09-2020, 03:31 PM

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Btc the future. Anyone who owns 1 entire coin will be set for life.

12-09-2020, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted By PimpMasterC⏩

Just don´t support bitcoin or bitcoin cash, both have little potential. Support a solid one like tezos, that actually has huge potential and a chance against CBDC´s.

I don't support any single cryptocurrency when it comes to actual using cryptocurrency as a currency. I don't think it would be a good idea to support only a single currency.

Bitcoin Cash is lead by Roger Ver who is an ideologue and the Bitcoin Cash team are actually trying to build an ecosystem that makes it usable as a currency. Is Tezos doing the same (genuine question)?

12-09-2020, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted By PimpMasterC⏩

Just don´t support bitcoin or bitcoin cash, both have little potential. Support a solid one like tezos, that actually has huge potential and a chance against CBDC´s.

Lol at thinking people are going to own tezos people like you just make me lol

You show me institutions billionaires all going into tezos. Just another chit coin that will be dead brb all the money is going into btc and then dripping to eth

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Originally Posted By jasticus⏩

Btc the future. Anyone who owns 1 entire coin will be set for life.

This isn't about increasing net worth, brah.

Bitcoin seems to be 'digital gold', not a digital currency. So it won't help when CBDCs go live.

Bitcoin is awful as a currency IME, slow with high transaction fees in comparison to a number of cryptos.

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With digital, traceable cash, how would future generations buy cryptocurrencies?

We all realize if (((they))) thought cryptos were a real threat to their global plan they could simply make cash to crypto exchanges illegal worldwide?

12-09-2020, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

This isn't about increasing net worth, brah.

Bitcoin seems to be 'digital gold', not a digital currency. So it won't help when CBDCs go live.

Bitcoin is awful as a currency IME, slow with high transaction fees in comparison to a number of cryptos.

It will be both in enough time. Btc can be updated like all crypto. An update is coming soon for privacy and other smart contract features. I hear even some eth features being developed. We are where the internet was in the 1990s . Give it time for the infrastructure to grow for btc. Like even lightning work right now is instant and low fees. Just wait and see

12-09-2020, 03:39 PM

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I think decentralized crypto would have a shot at gaining traction if the developers come up with some convenient way to use them. As it stands there is no way the masses will use it.

Meanwhile centralized banking :
Brb just tap for in person purchases
Brb insert and type 4-6 digit pin
Brb type in easy information online

Idk how crypto transactions are done nowadays, but back in 2013-2015 I was making a lot of sales and purchases with BTC and it was a pain in the ass to complete them, when compared to credit cards. Centralized currency is simply way more convenient and that is what most people are after nowadays.

I still use cash for now, everywhere I go I prefer paying in cash and sometimes people look at me weirdly which is telling of the direction we're headed.

There is also the issue that the government could actually shut down cryptos if they deemed them dangerous to their system. For that reason I'd rather remain with a physical currency, but you adapt I guess. I'll be using, as much as possible, decentralized currencies.

12-09-2020, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

I don't support any single cryptocurrency when it comes to actual using cryptocurrency as a currency. I don't think it would be a good idea to support only a single currency.

Bitcoin Cash is lead by Roger Ver who is an ideologue and the Bitcoin Cash team are actually trying to build an ecosystem that makes it usable as a currency. Is Tezos doing the same (genuine question)?

Yes, it´s doing that, but the fundamentals are much better IMO. It´s the best crypto on the market IMO. And I´m really trying to be objective about it.

12-09-2020, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted By jasticus⏩

It will be both in enough time. Btc can be updated like all crypto. An update is coming soon for privacy and other smart contract features. I hear even some eth features being developed. We are where the internet was in the 1990s . Give it time for the infrastructure to grow for btc. Like even lightning work right now is instant and low fees. Just wait and see

Lightening network is notoriously difficult to use. The benefits of lightning network can be found in other cryptos.

Ring Signature tech seems to be the gold standard for crypto privacy (e.g. Monero, and the developers are always looking to update it's tech), is that being worked on for Bitcoin?

12-09-2020, 04:18 PM

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12-09-2020, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩

I think decentralized crypto would have a shot at gaining traction if the developers come up with some convenient way to use them. As it stands there is no way the masses will use it.

Meanwhile centralized banking :
Brb just tap for in person purchases
Brb insert and type 4-6 digit pin
Brb type in easy information online

Idk how crypto transactions are done nowadays, but back in 2013-2015 I was making a lot of sales and purchases with BTC and it was a pain in the ass to complete them, when compared to credit cards. Centralized currency is simply way more convenient and that is what most people are after nowadays.

It's pretty easy right now with apps, the Bitcoin.com app (made by the Bitcoin Cash team) and the Anypay App make them easy to use. And there are some crypto that even have offline solutions, like debit like cards with QR codes on them and require pins to be used.

https://www.bitcoin.com

https://www.dash.org/individuals/

For merchants...

https://anypayinc.com

I don't use a smartphone personally due to the privacy issues, but I'm looking into a good cryptophone.

Good thread on privacy phones...
https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/com...hones_in_2020/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Purism/comm...yptophone_and/

I still use cash for now, everywhere I go I prefer paying in cash and sometimes people look at me weirdly which is telling of the direction we're headed.

Exactly.

There is also the issue that the government could actually shut down cryptos if they deemed them dangerous to their system.

How would they be able to shut them down?

Only way I can think of is tanking the prices systematically.

For that reason I'd rather remain with a physical currency, but you adapt I guess. I'll be using, as much as possible, decentralized currencies.

Physical currency can be good, but the long term plan seems to be to only have CBDC as the official currency, rendering cash worthless.

12-09-2020, 04:23 PM

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Crypto will need a major haul if it will ever be actually functional in day to day life. Too many idiots can't copy and paste addresses correctly and now grandma lost her life savings. Crypto is retarded as far as using it as a currency. Unless you are Mob

12-09-2020, 04:30 PM

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why are you guys even talking about bit coin ?
They ll create their own crypto USD owned by the federal bank
what they want to do is is destroy any physical cash and your local supermarket will not to be using btc or any kind of crypto currency that you have right now ...
so if your a white terrorist or even question the government they'll just turn off your account and you'll be living in the streets or sent to some kind of reform prison lol
like imagine youre on ******** and you write something that goes against the narrative like for example '' corona virus response is over exaggerated'' and youll be turned off ffrom society.
Imagine how many the low pathetic sheeps just waiting to snitch on you ....

fun fact go and search the definition of crypto on google

''a person having a secret allegiance to a political creed, especially communism.''

so there you have... it full blown commie agenda

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Originally Posted By Berts⏩

Crypto will need a major haul if it will ever be actually functional in day to day life. Too many idiots can't copy and paste addresses correctly and now grandma lost her life savings.

Apps make it easier...

Surviving 72 Hours with ONLY Bitcoin as a Total Newbie

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Originally Posted By dunnie⏩

why are you guys even talking about bit coin ?
They ll create their own crypto USD owned by the federal bank
what they want to do is is destroy any physical cash and your local supermarket will not to be using btc or any kind of crypto currency that you have right now ...
so if your a white terrorist or even question the government they'll just turn off your account and you'll be living in the streets or sent to some kind of reform prison lol
like imagine youre on ******** and you write something that goes against the narrative like for example '' corona virus response is over exaggerated'' and youll be turned off ffrom society.
Imagine how many the low pathetic sheeps just waiting to snitch on you ....

fun fact go and search the definition of crypto on google

''a person having a secret allegiance to a political creed, especially communism.''

so there you have... it full blown commie agenda

You didn't read my post, right?

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

You didn't read my post, right?

i understand but how do you buy groceries ?

ill watch all these vids tho very curious about how hes pulling that off

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

It's pretty easy right now with apps, the Bitcoin.com app (made by the Bitcoin Cash team) and the Anypay App make them easy to use. And there are some crypto that even have offline solutions, like debit like cards with QR codes on them and require pins to be used.

https://www.bitcoin.com

https://www.dash.org/individuals/

For merchants...

https://anypayinc.com

I don't use a smartphone personally due to the privacy issues, but I'm looking into a good cryptophone.

Good thread on privacy phones...
https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/com...hones_in_2020/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Purism/comm...yptophone_and/

That's sick, I remember in the really early days, to buy some bitcoin I had to find sellers and give them cash and they would then send the funds to my wallet. I also don't use a smartphone so thanks for that link

Exactly.

How would they be able to shut them down?

Only way I can think of is tanking the prices systematically.

Idk any concrete way, I just assume anything that is digital can eventually be shut down

Physical currency can be good, but the long term plan seems to be to only have CBDC as the official currency, rendering cash worthless.
If only most people didn't look down on cash anymore, oh well.

Bolded

Also like the guy above said, for those who get most of their food from groceries, how do you think would they go about feeding themselves with crypto if the stores don't accept them?

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Originally Posted By dunnie⏩

i understand but how do you buy groceries ?

Currently we would have to buy gift vouchers, there are a number of services that you can buy giftvouchers directly using crypto.

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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck⏩

Currently we would have to buy gift vouchers, there are a number of services that you can buy giftvouchers directly using crypto.

but yea its still in its infancy but theres will always be ways around it,

alot of people will end up using what ever sort of dark payments the cia , drug cartels and organized crime come up with

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Originally Posted By ramimotemem⏩

That's sick, I remember in the really early days, to buy some bitcoin I had to find sellers and give them cash and they would then send the funds to my wallet. I also don't use a smartphone so thanks for that link

Props for no smartphone.

Local Bitcoin let's you do that, but they require ID.

Local Bitcoin Cash and Local Monero are firmly against requiring ID.

https://local.bitcoin.com

https://localmonero.co(in case you don't know, Monero is the gold standard for privacy in crypto. Pretty much only security experts can break the privacy, though some Monero fanboys claim that it can't be broken but that seems far fetched.)

You can use Monero to pay for things in Bitcoin, through an automatic service:https://xmr.to

Also like the guy above said, for those who get most of their food from groceries, how do you think would they go about feeding themselves with crypto if the stores don't accept them?

Gift cards. There are a number of service that let you buy gift cards for crypto.

Though, that does mean only dealing with chain stores unless a small business has an App downloaded on their phone and lets you pay.

Idk any concrete way, I just assume anything that is digital can eventually be shut down

The nature of a decentralized blockchain means that the network is distributed amongst computers around the world. Some people argue that theoretically it can be destroyed through a 51% attack, where a government or group would control 51% of the network or own 51% of the crypto, and they use their majority of their power to disrupt the network.

The theory of the 51% attack is another reason why I support not relying on a single crypto (like some people advocate just relying on Bitcoin). If there are numerous cryptocurrencies being used, then it makes in practically impossible to do 51% on literally every single crypto being used.

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Originally Posted By dunnie⏩

but yea its still in its infancy but theres will always be ways around it,

alot of people will end up using what ever sort of dark payments the cia , drug cartels and organized crime come up with

I think people will use whatever is popular and convenient.

The more people who use decentralized crypto the more popular and convenient it comes.

(Organized crime is already using decentralized crypto.)

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The net theory shown us why microsoft windows became the leading system despite not being the best.

Before the quality comes how widespread and shared a technology is.

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Originally Posted By Anomen⏩

The net theory shown us why microsoft windows became the leading system despite not being the best.

Before the quality comes how widespread and shared a technology is.

I've been reading recently about just how terrible Windows is for privacy and security compared to say Linux.

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