XRP: IT’S REALLY HAPPENING… THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IS ABOUT TO CHANGE! transcript

Ladies and gentlemen, the currency reset that I've been warning about for years is in progress and it's happening. It's no longer a story of, "Oh, I wonder if this is a reality or not." I feel like going back just a few years ago. Let's go back six years ago to 2020. Since 2020, how many of you could agree that life has become much more expensive? Since 2020, how many of you can tell me that a typical trip to the grocery store isn't two times the price that it was, maybe even more expensive.

And it's getting even crazier and it's only going to get worse. I hate to say it. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this is exactly what they want. You might be questioning, well, who are they? And well, ultimately, it is the financial elites. You read it, the BIS, the IMF, the World Economic Forum, this has been their plan for a very long time. And more recently, it started to accelerate. And if we go back to 2020, 2020 was a very big pretty much boom event, if you will.

I call it the boom event because from that point on, guess what we got? We got a big push on digital currencies, digital payments, and the technology all behind them. Let's actually talk about a few things. Let's start off by looking at the $50,000 income in 1990 and how this would require roughly $130,000 in 2026 to have the same purchasing power. It's kind of crazy, but ultimately this is all because of government spending.

It all comes back to one thing and it's currency debasement and this is not going to slow down. It's only going to get much much worse. We come back to even the inception of the Fed and ultimately ever since the Fed was a thing or became a thing. The dollar has lost its purchasing power. the value essentially has eroded over the decades and it's because of well earning money and it's the fact that we are living in a debt based Ponzi scheme.

Now I look at this and then I also go over here and yeah it's a image of Disney World and its tickets from 1971 and also now. And if we're actually looking at the difference here, you're talking about $3.50 compared to $189. It's pretty wild. But we have here from Eric Balcunis, "This stuff is the front door for normies in understanding currency debasement, break from gold standard, why inflation is silent tax, and ultimately real versus nominal returns.

This is why we open the debasement chapter with the piece or with the price of a Big Mac over the past 50 years in our forthcoming both sides of the coin book. Then ease our way into M2 CPI and a breakdown of you know just the debt. And the craziest thing is like yeah I actually think that like obviously you know I personally just I I don't really eat at fast food restaurants or anything like that. Um, but I do think that fast food restaurants are a great example and ultimately a great comparison of just how ridiculous things actually are becoming because what was once a, you know, cheap meal or, you know, just a fast bite that's not going to cost you much at all or not that fancy of a restaurant, they're now becoming just as expensive.

And that's kind of crazy to think about, but that's also the main focus of why when we think about everything that's happening right now, life is becoming much more, you know, unaffordable. It's because everything around us is becoming more expensive while the wages stay essentially the same. And this is how they essentially wipe things out. We come back to even the bond market. Global bond market crisis is here. You're looking at the US, Japan, Germany, France, and even the Australian markets.

And well, ultimately, they're all hitting at least a 19, 22, 31, 30, 17, 18, 24, and 15year high. Historically, whenever global bond yields have surged like this, a recession and a stock market crash has happened. The difference here, though, is that with AI and pretty much everything happening around this tech revolution, we have yet to actually see the stock market crash. Now a lot of people would argue that we are in a recession or a recession already happened.

Um but the craziest thing about this is I come back to even the housing market because this does affect pretty much everything especially real estate and who can actually afford to buy a house like majority of people are getting priced out of owning an a house or even buying a house and it's the same even with assets. I keep saying if you have money to invest, consider yourself fortunate because majority of people don't actually have money to invest and it's it's only getting worse and worse and worse.

But I look at this and I even come back to the whole idea of currency debasement and this is a post going back to August. Now currency debasement is back in focus for investors. The word the ward uh debasement appeared in 1,533 Bloomberg articles last week, the highest weekly count since January of 2026. This was also the third highest number of weekly mentions on record. This figure more than doubled from the prior week and surged 750% in 2 weeks.

By comparison, the weekly record in January of 2026 was 1,680 mentions. The surge comes as investors are increasingly moving towards gold and Bitcoin amid US Treasury intervention in the bond market. Own assets or be left behind. And listen, you guys don't need to own just gold or Bitcoin. Um, obviously there's multiple assets. I think that if we are thinking about this logically in terms of a full-on currency reset or a systemic reset, I do think that the technologies that can help scale finance and ultimately, you know, pretty much scale tokenized assets and be a settlement vehicle, if you will, for even tokenized fiat.

I think those are going to be the big success stories. Obviously, do I think that Bitcoin could do very well in this environment? Sure, it definitely could. I also think that gold will um as well. But like the main thing that we are looking at here is that we are in a you know current system of you know pretty much people being held down by currency debasement pretty much devaluing the currencies while pretty much everyone is footing the bill and the government spending and getting out of debt that's never going to actually stop.

Like we're never going to get out of debt. Government spending is only going to continue. And I really come back to one big piece of the puzzle, and that's obviously the the $5,000 dividend checks to all American adults that Trump has been promising. Uh we have here that we now have Trump offering $5,000 dividend checks to all American adults. Oil prices officially back above 100 per barrel. Total US debt above a record $40 trillion.

Inflation above 2% for 60 consecutive months. One of the biggest technological revolutions in modern history. the Fed facing pressure to cut rates while inflation remains above target. This is your advanced notice to position yourself accordingly. Now, what exactly does that mean? Well, again, if we are talking about $5,000 per American, well, it's just another stimulus. It's just another 2020 event all over again. And if we remember how 2020 to now has played out, owning assets is the only way to actually prepare.

I keep saying that we are in an asset super cycle. And I think that people are getting the whole idea of how I'm wording this incorrect. We're not just in an asset super cycle because prices go up. We are in an asset super cycle because prices are going up because the value of the dollar is going down. And this is how everyone like thinks like, "Oh, look at my 401k is going crazy. It's going like this is so crazy how, you know, my stock portfolio is performing." Meanwhile, go and look at your most recent grocery store bill.

Go look at your gas bill. Hell, look at your rent. If you don't rent, okay, well, how about the most recent mortgage rates? I know it doesn't affect most people that are already locked in at a lower interest rate, but look at how things are changing. Look at how things are affecting the cost of around everything. And then come back to your stock portfolio or your 401k. Is the value really going up or is the currency that they are valued in going down?

And there's a big difference there. But to build on top of this, I did say that the traditional system is melting down while the largest operators of the financial system are moving onchain. This isn't a coincidence. And yeah, it's not. You look at what's going on. We come back to the Clarity Act, right? Cuz I made an example out of the Clarity Act failing. And I think it's the same one that Nate's trying to make here as well.

We have Clarity Act failing may have been the best thing that has ever happened to crypto. Seems like the industry and regulators have shifted into overdrive over the past week. Basically, a 2-year window to upgrade financial system and first week progress hasn't disappointed. And yes, they are literally rushing to do this. This admin has been very prostable coins, very pro- crypto, very pro- tokenization because at the end of the day, this is the new system.

And I think that the governments, they already know about this. they realize this and time is running out for retail to participate in this before things go even crazier because again it all comes back down to owning assets and in this case like the assets that we would essentially own in terms of crypto are technology they're software essentially they are networks that things will move on that things will operate on and it's crazy because when we think about this yes like the biggest names around finance are already here I come back to the UK banks.

In their most recent push, they transferred money using tokenized deposits on a blockchain. Banks are moving to blockchain. And here we actually have that announcement. UK banks complete first live customer transactions using tokenized sterling deposits. Uh what banks by the way? Oh, you know, just a few of them. Barlays, HSBC UK, Lloyd's Banking Group, Monzo Nationwide, Nat West, and even Centenner. Like these are some very large players.

By the way, majority of these are based around well, mortgage transactions. Hm, big surprise there. What's even crazier about this is we also are constantly seeing more and more funds being tokenized. Like for an example, Arc Invest, they just tokenized Arc Venture Fund with securitize. More and more funds are moving on chain with some very large players. Um, it's not a big surprise at all, but it is happening. And then we also come back to like Citadel Securities.

They just harnessed Fireblocks for DTC tokenization initiative. Let's not forget that the DTCC does go live in October of this year with their big tokenization push with 50 plus other firms, not just, you know, Citadel, but a ton of other ones. Um, yeah, like the these are the announcements that you really want to pay attention to. And then I obviously come back to Black Rockck, right? So the interest uh real quick before I actually jump on into this.

The interesting thing about BlackRock and I feel like people are kind of overlooking this still. Larry Frink who is the CEO and founder he literally is one of the co-chairs at the World Economic Forum. The same World Economic Forum that if we go back six years ago, they were villainized in the largest way possible. By the way, three years prior to that, or technically four years because it was 2016, they were talking about the great reset, this is all based around technology, tokenization, payments on chain, essentially digital payments.

They were also talking about leading into the pandemic digital payments and the rise of digital payments and now is the time to move towards digital payments. Then we got co and then they utilized it as an example to push and accelerate digital payment technology. They said that physical cash usage was dropping. These things haven't disappeared. These things in fact have been accelerating and it's because the names tied back to the World Economic Forum and those names, guess what they're doing?

Black Rockck says AI agents will drive major demand for crypto stable coins and blockchain payments. Also, Black Rockck says AI compute could be tokenized in the future. Black Rockck has been extremely bullish on tokenization on AI on crypto. For an example, Securitize for people that actually don't know about this, if you go to the overview of Securitize, um they are backed by major institutional players. What institutional players are they backed by?

Well, I know that it doesn't mention this here at all. However, we do know that BlackRock is, you know, a major backer of uh Securitize. We also know that, you know, Morgan Stanley is also another major backer. You could actually see some of the leading institutional players here. You do have BNY, Morgan Stanley, Black Rockck, Hamilton Lane. You have so many big names. And again, like you could see which names are actually being chosen for this.

By the way, if you guys didn't know, Securitize also does trade publicly. They just recently IPOed. Um, these are like the the major inf infrastructure players that you actually want to tap into because they're the ones that are well, they're spearheaded by the major institutional players. Now, you might be saying, "Well, Nick, what about XRP?" And yet I still believe XRP will play a vital role here. Same with Q& XLM, HAR, etc.

But I come back to what Peter Teal just recently said, and yes, I know that we all have an opinion on Peter Teal. Trust me, I do as well. Uh, but he did kind of say the quiet part out loud. He said that the growing US budget deficit is going to push America to societ socialist uh levels of taxation or massive cuts to welfare. You have basically three choices. massively cut spending, massively hike taxes, or keep kicking the can down the road.

For close to 20 years, the answer has been number three. Ever since the 2008 crisis, we've just been borrowing more and more money. My intuition is we're close to the point where that ends. And then you're going to be pushed to a very non centrist uh solution of either socialist levels of taxation or some really tough and again like I I think that this is crazy. It's coming from a name like Peter Teal that's saying this.

But when we think about what's actually happening here, like this is where we're at, where a name like Peter Teal is literally telling us the story, but some or or some really tough austerity measures. Now, listen closely to this video clip. It's about a minute and 14 seconds long. This is crazy to me. >> You frame the macroeconomic problems. Again, sort of a boring macroeconomic version is we have um we have very large welfare states.

The taxes feel pretty high to me. Um and and then we have very big deficits. And maybe the deficits would be sustainable if you had 0% interest rates. The interest rates are no longer zero. And so there's sort of a compounding runaway deficit problem. And um and you have basically three choices. Do you massively cut spending, which is the Malay answer? Do you um do you massively hike taxes uh which has basically completely shut down our societies and all growth or do you keep going with the deficits and kick the can down the road?

And uh for close to 20 years, the answer's been number three. Ever since the 2008 crisis, we've just been borrowing more and more money. And then my my intuition is we're yeah close to point where that ends. and then you're going to be pushed to uh a very non-entrist uh solution of either socialist levels of taxation or um or uh some really tough really tough austerity measures. So yeah, I mean listen again I hate to agree with Peter Teal but this is exactly what's been happening and I come back to what's happening right now in the US right so if we're framing this logically yes the bond market's out of control the yen is still breaking the Treasuryy's in a hard spot we need access to a a massive amount of money all of a sudden the Treasury has its hands answer. $5,000 dividend checks to all Americans.

Guys, this is the thing. People will be openly embracing the $5,000 dividend checks just like they openly embraced stimulus checks. The thing is that everyone celebrated the stimulus checks and then roughly one two years later all of a sudden everyone was complaining why is everything so expensive? because they don't understand the cause and effect of that much money being printed, given away just to do one thing, provide economic stimulation.

It stimulates economic growth. It stimulates market expansion and it ultimately bails the government out of problems that they simply cannot face. Like for an example, the bond market crisis or the yen breaking out at the same time. There's two fires that are starting around the treasury. And well, ultimately the Treasury does not have enough water to put those fires out. The best way to get access to more water is by simply tapping into a new reserve.

That reserve is well what the government has always tapped into earning more money via some sort of major event or via some sort of major stimulation. It's the same exact thing that happened back in 2020. Markets were melting and the only way to save it was by false and fake overall growth. Give out money. Some people invest, some people don't. Some people just go and buy things and all of a sudden you're starting to see things, you know, picking back up.

The, you know, economies moving again after a massive stall out and all of a sudden things look all fine and dandy until the ugly truth comes out. The ugly truth is of course inflation, currency debasement, and of course everything at the grocery store, just anytime that you leave the house becoming much more expensive. And this time around, the question is, how long could we really kick this can down the road? And well, ultimately what is the answer?

And the answer is a new financial system rising through the cracks of the old one breaking. And I do believe that time is running out on this current traditional system. And I think that it's very clear by all the big names jumping on chain and also tokenization uh really heating up and almost eating pretty much everything at this point. It's very small, but give it a couple months, maybe even a year and tokenization is going to be an absolute monster that is well not going to be leashed anymore.

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