New global monetary system

[IDELB2006]

All of the above?

This part should probably be reemphasized:

"In December 2025, President Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum titled “Winning the 6G Race.”

By explicitly naming “implantable technologies” alongside AI and robotics, the memorandum positions body-embedded devices as a strategic imperative.
 
This includes freeing up spectrum bands (such as 7.125-7.4 GHz) for high-power 6G use, ensuring ultra-reliable, low-latency connections essential for real-time implantable applications—like neural feedback loops or remote surgical augmentation. The policy reflects a recognition that 6G’s terahertz bands and integrated sensing/communication (ISAC) will enable networks to “see” and interact with the environment, including the human body as an extension of the network."

That sounds like an aggressive timeline that doesn't leave a lot of room for testing.

it also sounds like the type of thing I have been warned was going to be forced on us by the democrats, and here we are.

[cherokeetroy]

That sounds like an aggressive timeline that doesn't leave a lot of room for testing.

it also sounds like the type of thing I have been warned was going to be forced on us by the democrats, and here we are.

WEFs 4th Industrial Revolution is right on schedule 

[cherokeetroy]

[Maxmars]

The Global Bank objective is self-evident.

A single virtual currency ... with the 'administration' of the bank by appointed folks... bank 'owners' are no where to be found ever... which is legally protected information.  No audits of transactional nature ever, also by law....

Given "Federal" quasi-governmental power, usurped the people's legal right to hold and trade in non-Bank currency... again by law (mostly.)  Provided the "special" privilege of refusing government demands... again "owners" untouchable, but in full power of hiding, manipulating, deleting, and disregarding any pretense of "stewardship."

The digital world will be their playground... and we will watch how people/groups/undesirables... and maybe even 'deplorable's, like me... can be attacked with surgical precision... via economic algorithm.

Yes, their party-time will be great...

I can only make one prediction to stand by:  None of all that new 'wealth' will ever 'trickle down.'

[cherokeetroy]

[cherokeetroy]

[quintessentone]

WTH is Elon up to with this EloN67? Was it a pump and dump? Is this the type of gambling risky future we will be subjected to?

ELON67/SOL - The Official Elon Coin Price on Pump.fun | GeckoTerminal

[putnam6]

I don't know and this is another area like many Im woefully ignorant on, so I ask questions. This is somethng our clients and home offices are sure to ask about.  

Wouldn't both manufacturers and retailers will need to intertgrate quickly, 

I know I was asking the same questions on ATS its last 3-4 years. 

So Im asking the DI thier thoughts? just as I did Grok Ai below

What's going to happen with cryptocurrency?

Will it replace our current system, or will it operate alongside it in a transition phase?

How long will that phase be?
 

Whats going to happen with cryptocurrency?
Will it replace our current system or will it operate alongside it in a transition phase?
 


 
The future of cryptocurrency remains a topic of intense debate among economists, technologists, and policymakers, but based on current trends as of late 2025, a full replacement of the traditional fiat currency system appears unlikely in the near to medium term. Instead, evidence points toward a prolonged transition phase where cryptocurrencies operate alongside fiat, gradually integrating through hybrid models like central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), stablecoins, and tokenized assets. This coexistence is driven by regulatory advancements, institutional adoption, and the inherent limitations of crypto that prevent it from fully supplanting government-backed money.
Why Full Replacement Is Unlikely
Cryptocurrencies face several structural barriers to overtaking fiat entirely:

• Government Control and Incentives: Governments worldwide prioritize maintaining sovereignty over monetary policy, including tools for inflation management, taxation, and economic stimulus. Privately issued cryptos like Bitcoin or stablecoins challenge this, leading to resistance. For instance, concerns over financial stability—such as crypto's volatility (Bitcoin's average annual volatility was around 35% in 2023-2024)—make regulators wary of allowing them to dominate.  Even as nations like the US, UK, and Bhutan accumulate Bitcoin reserves (over 530,000 BTC combined by mid-2025), this is more about strategic hedging than replacement. 
  
• Volatility and Practicality: Crypto's price swings limit its use as a stable medium of exchange or store of value compared to fiat. While Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as "digital gold" for investment, it's not replacing cash or everyday transactions.  Gold and Bitcoin are expected to coexist in central bank reserves through 2030, with gold retaining its lead. 
  
• Adoption Gaps: Global crypto ownership reached 659 million users by late 2024, a 13% year-over-year increase, but 1.4 billion adults remain unbanked, hindering widespread use.  Countries like India and the US lead in adoption metrics, yet crypto remains niche for most daily economies. 
  

Optimistic voices, like investor Naval Ravikant, argue that technological evolution could eventually lead crypto to supplant fiat, but this view is speculative and not supported by current data. 
The Transition Phase: Coexistence and Integration
Rather than outright replacement, 2025 has marked a shift toward utility-driven integration, with crypto "entering adulthood" through infrastructure and real-world applications.  Here's how this hybrid system is unfolding:

• CBDCs as Bridging Tools: By September 2024, 134 countries (representing 98% of global GDP) were exploring or piloting CBDCs, which digitize fiat under central bank oversight.  China's e-CNY has processed nearly $1 trillion in transactions, boosting efficiency, inclusion, and security while maintaining regulatory control.  Experts predict CBDCs, cash, and cryptos will coexist, with cash declining but not vanishing. 
  
• Stablecoins and Tokenization: Stablecoins (pegged to fiat like the US dollar) act as gateways to the crypto ecosystem, enabling cross-border payments and DeFi without fully disrupting fiat.  Predictions from industry leaders suggest tokenized commercial bank deposits and stablecoins will operate side-by-side, handling transactions in a complementary way. 
  
• Hybrid Ecosystems: Digital wallets are projected to handle over 50% of e-commerce by 2025, blending fiat and crypto for seamless use.  Crypto offers advantages like faster borderless transfers and innovation, but widespread adoption is still emerging.  This transition could last decades, similar to how digital payments have augmented rather than erased cash.
  

In summary, while crypto continues to grow—evidenced by rising adoption and policy shifts like US stablecoin legalization—it's poised to augment and modernize the existing system rather than overthrow it. This balanced approach addresses privacy, stability, and inclusion concerns while harnessing blockchain's potential. If trends accelerate (e.g., through AI integration or global crises eroding fiat trust), the balance could shift further, but for now, coexistence defines the path forward.
 
The transition phase—where cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) operate alongside traditional fiat systems—is expected to be a prolonged one, likely spanning 10–20 years or more, rather than a quick shift. Expert analyses and industry reports as of late 2025 point to deep integration and hybrid models defining the landscape through at least the 2030s, with full replacement of fiat remaining unlikely due to regulatory, institutional, and practical barriers.
Key Factors Influencing the Timeline

• Regulatory and Institutional Momentum (Short-Term: 2025–2027): 2025 marked significant progress, including U.S. passage of the GENIUS Act for stablecoins, clearer custody rules, and expanded ETF access. Predictions for 2026 include bipartisan market structure legislation enabling deeper TradFi-crypto convergence, such as on-chain issuance and tokenized securities. Institutions like BlackRock, JPMorgan, and sovereign funds are accelerating adoption, with RWAs growing to ~$33–36 billion in 2025 (up dramatically from prior years). This phase focuses on building bridges: stablecoins settling billions daily, tokenized treasuries/private credit expanding, and banks issuing regulated digital assets.
  
• CBDC Rollouts and Global Experimentation (Medium-Term: 2026–2030): Over 130 countries (98% of global GDP) are piloting or launching CBDCs, with leaders like China (e-CNY processing trillions), India (rapid circulation growth), and others aiming for full implementation by late 2020s. The IMF projects CBDCs could handle up to 15% of cross-border payments by 2030. These digitize fiat under central control, ensuring coexistence rather than disruption—cash declines gradually, but fiat sovereignty persists.
  
• Tokenization and Real-World Utility (Ongoing Through 2030s): RWAs are the primary integration vector, projected to reach $100 billion by 2026 and potentially trillions by 2033 in optimistic scenarios. This enables fractional ownership, instant settlement, and hybrid products (e.g., tokenized stocks as collateral), but relies on off-chain legal frameworks, keeping fiat central.
  
• Barriers to Faster Transition: Volatility in pure cryptos, privacy concerns, interoperability challenges, and government incentives to retain monetary control slow outright replacement. Experts emphasize hybrid systems: fiat for stability/policy, crypto for efficiency/innovation.
  

Expert Consensus on Duration

• Many view 2026 as a "watershed" or "critical transition year" for scaling institutional integration and commercial use.
  
• Longer-term outlooks describe an "institutional era" unfolding over the next decade, with crypto augmenting—not supplanting—fiat.
  
• Coexistence is the dominant view: Fiat and digital assets will "transition side by side," similar to how digital payments augmented cash over decades.
  

In essence, the transition is already underway but evolutionary. We're in the early-to-mid stages (infrastructure building and regulatory clarity), with meaningful hybrid dominance likely by 2030 and full maturation potentially into the 2040s. Accelerants like AI-blockchain synergy or economic crises could shorten it, while setbacks (e.g., security issues) could extend it. For now, evidence supports a multi-decade coexistence phase.

[UltraBudgie]

WTH is Elon up to with this EloN67? Was it a pump and dump? Is this the type of gambling risky future we will be subjected to?

ELON67/SOL - The Official Elon Coin Price on Pump.fun | GeckoTerminal

On the surface it's his usual shtick—trying to "close the loop" on the 67 meme with symbolic abasement. Like he tried with DOGE.

[quintessentone]

On the surface it's his usual shtick—trying to "close the loop" on the 67 meme with symbolic abasement. Like he tried with DOGE.

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My question really was is this what we can expect going forward from these billionaires and trillionaires, playing silly games getting all the prizes for themselves?