One major pillar of the coming digital financial system is tokenisation of assets. The idea is to centralise control of assets on a single ledger. Each asset would have a digital twin which would be ‘owned’ fractionally, but ‘ownership’ would not longer be a solid property right. The actual asset itself would be centrally owned, and managed non-transparantly and unaccountably, by the Epstein class. The person ‘owning’ a portion of the digital twin could get a dividend from their ‘investment’, but that would be conditional on whether or not the rules set by the actual owners were followed. Those rules could be anything, and they could change over time without warning. In the video above, Christian goes through a number of potential examples. For instance, compliance with various factors could be enforced, such carbon footprints, vaccination status, optimum health as defined arbitrarily, ESG score, a tidy neighbourhood, meat consumption limits, limits of free speech and freedom of association etc etc.
This approach is the Great Reset combined with the Great Taking. The intention is to impose the most concentrated form of global asets ownership in human history. The effect will also be to render illiquid assets, such as real estate, into liquid assets that can be traded fractionally and instantaneously. This allows a wider range of assets to function as collateral for the enormous pile of bad debts accumulated under casino capitalism. Extreme centralisation projects have a poor track record though, and this one would increase complexity by orders of magnitude at a time when the energy necessary to maintain socioeconomic complexity is unlikely to be sufficiently available at any price. This proposed system is also likely insufficient to collateralise enough of the bad debts.
It comes across as a ‘Hail Mary pass’ by elites desperate to avoid the consequences of their actions, which would normally be to be blamed (probably violently) by the rest of the population for the economic depression that their actions have caused and are continuing to accelerate. If they manage to push it through, they may well be unable to maintain it for long under the conditions of chaos that their actions are rapidly leading us towards. Humanity has never faced an energy crisis like the one that’s coming. It’s impossible to predict how this will play out, other than in the broadest terms. Chaos and hardship are coming, but the actual impact will vary significantly with location. People would be well advised to look into what their local reality might look like in the absence of imports and exports once supply chains are fully impacted.
