WELCOME TO THE CRYPTODOLLAR

By Mauro Marturano

Motive: liquefy paper credits that would entitle holders to buy real rights that DO NOT EXIST.

Banks, funds, etc. are full of crypto. Only the deluded could think crypto was ever really decentralized. There is no decentralization whatsoever. It's a tool the clique built for itself... as its Noah's ark.

It was crazy to even think otherwise, because it would have meant (actual decentralization) that the clique gave you the power to create money for yourself (and therefore value, and therefore time). An absolutely insane hypothesis. Here, in the house of logic 😂, we don't go around believing this nonsense.

If controlling prices through dollar issuance, through futures, through ETFs, through every trick in the book 😂 wasn't enough, along came the GENIUS ACT. The equivalent of an atomic bomb. If you don't grasp the magnitude of this law, I'd suggest you stop whatever you're doing 😂😂😂... and go study, because there isn't much time left 😁.

As I've told you, banks have total control over the entire crypto market. Through price control (which happens in fiat currency), through mining control (which happens in fiat currency), which happens through energy control (which happens in fiat currency) and through control of mining machines (which happens in fiat currency). 😂😂😂

They say a lie repeated enough times becomes truth. Who knows, maybe a truth repeated enough times becomes truth too 😂.

What does the GENIUS ACT enable the banks to do?

As I said, banks are full of crypto because they've viciously controlled its supply (through the mechanisms above). In other words, they have crypto to sell.

To actually manage to sell it (obviously at insane prices, and to LIQUEFY FIAT MONEY, which is the whole motive), people need to LOSE FAITH in fiat currency, meaning people need to be willing to convert their dollars, their euros, into crypto.

And not just willing: they need to absolutely rush to get themselves screwed (I meant to say converted 😂😂😂).

The law requires that, in the exchange (a bank swapping me crypto for USDT and therefore dollars), the bank has to post the dollars as collateral, in the form of US debt. Genius. A masterstroke.

Today nobody wants US debt. Hence the sky-high interest rate.

This is a fictitious way to get people buying US debt through a change of unit of measure (crypto).

In other words, they FORCE us to buy debt, but not in dollars, in crypto instead (which is that change in unit of measure I've always told you about).

A scam that ends in an epic scam.

For this to actually happen... I say it and I repeat it... SOMETHING BIG HAS TO HAPPEN IN THE REAL WORLD, because as of today nobody's buying US debt (otherwise interest rates would be much lower).

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