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RE: Bitcoin Flashes FIRST Potentially Bearish Signal: Timeline on Fire

What if the real plot twist is that the real market makers, the banksters, are changing what money is, and number is just a distraction from that fundamental alteration? The global push for digital ID is a fundamental alteration in how money works, because the data harvesting surveillance that has been implemented enables granular imposition of restrictions on the utility of every money a particular individual can use in order to control their carbon footprint, as has been publicly discussed in WEF and similar venues throughout the Covid reset.

Whether you have $1M BTC or $10k gold is immaterial if you can't buy a $50 hamburger because of the lack of bugs in your diet in the last month, IOW. Neither BTC nor gold become more valuable when their prices go up. What is actually happening is that the value of dollars is plunging. This is just inflation in action. From that perspective, your long bet is likely to pay off, but that won't mean you have more wealth because in actuality the dollar metric is plunging in value. There's no new uses for gold. It's value is stable, like the rock it is.

What matters is the ability of money to be exchanged for goods and services, and that is rapidly and globally being radically altered by digital ID empowered by the TIA data harvesting that has been fully realized in the last decade. When confronted about his private jet travel and his carbon footprint, Bill Gates pointed out that he offset his exorbitant carbon expenditures by investing in carbon sinks. That seems to be the real metric the banksters are imposing as 'money' going forward.

You're a gambler. You enjoy watching the players play their hands and beating them by understanding why they play the way they do. I hope to encourage you to watch the real play and players to whom these charts are just bait for the retail markets. If you can take a few pots at that table, then your 'money' will be maximally fungible, actually able to be exchanged for the goods or services you want without restriction.

There's clearly a reason seventeen jurisdictions implemented digital ID in the three months prior to Uptober, and Vietnam froze 86M accounts for not complying with digital ID requirements. Digital ID enables using TIA to impose restrictions on money via the carbon metric of choice of the real market makers. This is a fundamental alteration of money and markets ongoing that will translate into actual purchasing power. I have put my 'money' where my mouth is, building an aquaponics greenhouse this last summer that I hope to have in production by this spring, to sidestep restrictions on money because of carbon/social credit and enable me to secure protein from sources besides crickets and mealworms.

However, there are financial instruments that will offset the credit restrictions that will be imposed via digital ID, and that is more your preferred play than mucking about with dirt and fish, which is mine. Hedge that, at least.

Thanks!