/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52349830
Just joking anon, I am a schizo myself and I believe XRP and the other ISO2022 will be part of the new financial system. Transactions are faster, they work with the banks and the trial with the SEC once finished it will give them the legal clarity for massive adoption.
Bitcoin seems to be created by the government as a BTC "beta test coin" but is inefficient in energy and transaction terms by design, since XRP is the opposite and is waiting for the time of when the CBDC are finally implemented.
This is just schizo rambling anon, not financial advice

>>49991862
Seems that is going to be one of the NWO coins. The CBDCs won't be build on it but they will need to be connected somehow. The same for the new remittances and settlements system.
If you want more info this is a good start
https://youtube.com/c/DarrenMooreJr

>>49824780
It looks like the next option at the moment anon, yes
>Picrel

>>49696641
this was one of the ones that convinced me to go all-in back when i was still transitioning out of being a BTC/ETH guy

3/3/2021
3/3/2/2/1
321
123

this came to me in a hypnogogic dream i was having about an hour ago (the little mini-dreams/trances you get while falling asleep). wasn't connected to XRP per se but it reminded me of something so i woke myself up trying to remember and realized babacugs/bearable guy/mr pool talk about 123 or whatever.

anyway. for what it's worth. if it moons march 3 i can say i predicted it from a message i received in a dream trance

>>28175464

https://www.blackrock.com/americas-offshore/en/podcasts/the-bid/whats-next-for-blockchain

Lader: So speaking of enterprise blockchain, now we can start using the buzzwords for those who do follow it, before you came to BlackRock, you worked at Ripple. And they have a token or a crypto-asset called XRP. You also wrote a paper on the theoretical valuation or the theory to value cryptoassets which is a much debated topic. So what brought you to BlackRock?

Mitchnick: Well, the early days of blockchain and crypto were very ideological. There was this ethos of the idea that centralized institutions were fundamentally untrustworthy and you had to rip the system down and replace them. And what you’ve seen in the later evolutions of the industry are the people that have come in later in the game whether they be technology or finance people, is a much different philosophy; one that sees this really as a technological innovation story, an economic opportunity and something that enables new capabilities. So I consider myself part of that, and my philosophy has always been that rather than rip out the existing financial institutions, that the best way for blockchain to get adopted was to be embraced by them. And the slower competitors that don’t adopt will be replaced.

he's using the Chris Larsen line- "Construct, not disrupt"

https://newconomy.media/news/blackrock-ripple

BlackRock, which is the largest asset management firm in the world with roughly $7 trillion in assets under management, has long declared an interest in cryptocurrencies and other alternative investments. The company has now made a bold move by hiring a former executive of Ripple, Robbie Mitchnick who is now set to lead the digital asset team at the company.

i mean that's a pretty obvious connection- Blackrock's head of digital assets is a former Ripple exec, and like you said
Craig Phillips, who of course went from BlackRock-->Ripple-->helping Steven Mnuchin write legislation on fintech

>>27813049
being 95% in XRP and watching every other coin pump like crazy feels like watching an orgy through a two way mirror, but i know that soon, soon it will pay off.

>>27237698
PIC VERY RELATED

>>27227577
checked- strange you should ask, i had just typed out a comment about how your use of "believe you me" had caused me to flash back to my parents' first house, which would put me about 2-3 years old. I was sitting in a patch of sunlight on our screened-in porch.

Probably just schizo delusion but I feel like these last few days or week my mental activity- dreams, intuition, energy level, etc has been strange, like amped up or something. like the volume has been turned up. i've been getting strangely intense tinnitus. My impression, or intuition, is that there is some form of increased activity in the part of the world we can't see- beyond the range of visible light or audible sound, in the realm of frequency, wavelength, and vibration. Seems like something's about to happen, and everyone knows it- we are very close to the event in the future that has been sending waves backwards through time, I think. Teilhard De Chardin's Omega Point, or McKenna's Timewave Zero. The strange attractor. Not in an eschatological sense- but then again, the apocalypse has never been a literal end of the world, but an Awakening, a revelation. Basically my schizo senses have been going haywire and I think it's about to get real weird.

then again, I've been saying that for like a year...this feels different though. never had tinnitus like this in my life, and I swear to God I've been having past-life memories and very vivid memories of key moments in this life that i had forgotten where i see their influence on the trajectory of my life, and when I've been reading I've spontaneously remote viewed locations and events I'm reading about, in full detail like i'm standing there. it's the weirdest thing... never had anything like it in my life.

>>27100783
who nose what could happen

>>27098980
>>27099383
>>27099477
it’s just a theory. this is a containment thread where we sometimes share those theories.

maybe there is something to BlackRock as they are one of the connections running through this all. So is Janet yellen. Janet yellen makes 800k speaking at citadel. she is on the G30.

Blackrock owns a 13% stake in gme. BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest asset manager, owns a 13% stake in the company. Described by investigative journalist Heike Buchter, who warned about growth in the derivatives market in 2004, and predicted the 2008 financial crash at least a year beforehand, “Prior to the financial crisis I was not even familiar with the name. But in the years after the Lehman [Brothers] collapse [in 2008], BlackRock appeared everywhere. Everywhere!”
https://m.dw.com/en/blackrock-the-secret-world-power/a-18653761
https://newconomy.media/news/blackrock-ripple