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>>30274134
np senpai

>>27671637
Mostly what this guy said >>27673755

But also you could consider it to be similar to what Keynes envisioned for the "Bancor" that he wanted Bretton Woods to enforce, which was to be an 'international' reserve currency backed by a basket of commodities. As it is, international settlements are a Byzantine mess and fees and taxes are around every corner when you try to move value across borders. The "XRP TO 2K EOY" meme is a bit hyperbolic, but a triple digit price isn't out of the question if the central thesis about bank adoption is right. Also, if this happens it just further solidifies globohomo's death grip on the earth, which means it probably will happen. So you know, bet on Murphy.

>>22042424
It blows my mind that whenever you bring up either re-monetization of gold/silver or revaluation due to institutional money moving into PM, and the gorilla black normie retards always say:
>Lolno there isn't enough metal on earth to do that

Are they retarded? No shit they can't account for all the value of the US economy at their current prices. That's why they would have to go up. Do they not get that things move in price based on demand? What the fuck do they think drives stock prices except demand?