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래리 핑크의 세계경제포럼(WEF) 공동의장 취임을 계기로, 토큰화와 분산원장(DLT)이 기존 SWIFT 체계를 대체해 글로벌 금융 단일 시스템을 만든다는 주장. XRP·스텔라루멘·헤데라 등 암호화폐가 WEF 파트너로 언급되며 이 체계의 핵심으로 제시됨. 특정 자산의 가격 방향에 대한 예측은 없고, 음모론적 세계화 서사 중심.
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Today we will talk about the appointment of Larry Frink as chairman of the World Economic Forum. He replaced Klaus Schwab, and ultimately, I believe the reason Larry Frink was chosen was to create a new financial single world system. We will explain and explore this in this video, and of course , relate it to the cryptocurrency space, which will contribute to the creation of a global financial world.
One of the problems that globalization has faced so far is related to the globalization of value and monetary systems, where cryptocurrency has essentially been eradicated and eliminated. And this has its pros and cons. I'll leave it up to you to decide whether you ultimately consider this a good or bad thing.
The first thing we should start with is this announcement. We covered this in our daily market update. If you haven't subscribed yet, please do so . Statement by Larry Frink and Andre Hoffman, Interim Co-Chairs of the World Economic Forum. We are honored to temporarily assume this leadership role at a crucial time for the World Economic Forum .
As the organization moves into a new chapter, we look to the future with clarity, purpose, and confidence in the organization's unwavering mission. The world is now more fragmented and complex than ever. But the need for a platform that brings together business, governments, and civil society has never been greater.
We believe that the forum can serve as a unique catalyst for collaboration that fosters trust, defines shared goals, and turns dialogue into action. We remain optimistic that the organization has the potential to help stimulate international cooperation in a way that not only generates prosperity, but also distributes it more widely.
In a moment, we'll look at Larry Frink's letter to investors. What does he specifically want to say about implementing distributed ledgers and creating a new financial system that makes sense, rather than using a 1970s-style system like we do now, and how that essentially promotes prosperity in a broader sense.
He goes on to say that this renewed vision can promote open markets and national ownership side by side , while protecting the interests of workers and stakeholders around the world . We look forward to the opportunity to help shape a more sustainable and prosperous future , and to rethink and strengthen this form as an indispensable institution for public- private collaboration.
The World Economic Forum is dedicated to moving towards a more global world. And in Larry Frink's letter to investors, one of the main topics he talks about is, in fact, tokenization. And there were actually some really interesting topics. One of which, of course, concerned Bitcoin and the dollar. There was a really interesting topic of tokenization – democratization.
And I want to read this to you because it's essentially indicative of Larry Frink's new role and what he ultimately seeks to push forward. And we're actually going to show you a few cryptocurrencies that we think will be involved. Just a quick question, guys. Stop tribalism. OK? Yes, we all have a favorite project, but don't try to essentially elevate yours by putting down another.
Yes , there will be dominant players in the cryptocurrency space. We'll talk about some of them that we think will become dominant in a second, such as Stella Lumen, XRP, and Hideera. However, there will not be one blockchain that manages them all. If you look at the Internet of Information, the one through which we communicate now, we are trying to create an Internet of Values.
With the Internet of Information, there are a multitude of public and private players who essentially do this. Some are more dominant than others, but not one. The Internet of Values will work much the same way . And this is necessary because one blockchain cannot provide everything. This is my honest opinion.
And you would n't want that to be the case, because then you would end up in some kind of totalitarian world, which I think ties in somewhat with the global economic agenda. Which I think Larry Frink should do. The danger of globalization is that you gain control from one point, and that is the real threat and resistance to globalization.
And I remain neutral on this. I have very strong opinions. I don't want to share them. Because ultimately, we're looking here for an accelerator that Larry believes will bring to the entire space, because obviously the goal is to implement cryptocurrencies to create a global financial system. Um, the kind that Trump talks about, David Sachs, Scott Besson, and now, coincidentally, Larry Frink becomes the chairman of the World Economic Forum with his views, which we'll look at in a second.
Here are some of them regarding tokenization. So, tokenization is democratization. The world's money moves through pipelines built when trading floors still shouted orders and faxes seemed revolutionary. Take, for example, the Society for Worldwide International Financial Telecommunications, Swift. It's a system that supports trillions of dollars in global transactions every day, and it works a lot like a relay race.
Banks pass on instructions one by one, carefully checking the details at every step. The relay race approach made sense in the 1970s, in the analog era, when markets were much smaller and there were far fewer daily transactions. But today, relying on Swift is like routing emails through the postal service.
We've always said that the adoption of DTS will do what , um, email did for information, uh, for, you know, value is essentially going through the same revolution or evolution. I guess I should say that tokenization changes all that. If Swift is the postal service, then tokenization is email itself.
Assets are moved directly and instantly, bypassing intermediaries. What is tokenization? This is the conversion of real assets, stocks, bonds, real estate into digital tokens that can be traded online. Each token certifies your ownership of a specific asset, similar to a digital deed. Unlike traditional paper certificates, these tokens are securely stored on the blockchain, allowing for instant buying, selling, and transferring without cumbersome paperwork or waiting periods.
Every stock, every bond, every fund , every asset can be tokenized. If this is the case, it will revolutionize investing. Markets will not need to close. Transactions that now take days will be processed in seconds, and billions of dollars currently held up by settlement delays can be immediately reinvested back into the economy, generating more growth, and that says a number of things.
Hmm, this also suggests that, like the World Economic Forum's agenda, it's about sharing wealth in a broader sense, i.e., engaging people in a global system that can benefit them . Let's look at Larry Frink himself saying this. We read his letter, and then I'll show you a short excerpt from Chris Lson and what he has to say about how DTS is essentially the missing piece of the globalist puzzle.
Again , the agenda of the World Economic Forum is to move us towards a more globally connected world. And then I'll show you some cryptocurrencies that maybe have direct partnerships, like Ripple and Stellar, with the World Economic Forum, but more broadly , you see companies like Hideera mentioned a lot .
And remember, it wo n't just be these two. There will be more, but these three, if you will, stand out. This gives me confidence that you have to understand that you need to divide things into certain categories. You must understand what the purpose of globalization is. There is a cryptocurrency that perfectly fits this goal and that will allow it to be achieved from a certain point of view of value.
And there are also individual cryptocurrencies that will play a role in this. So when you can see the bigger picture, that piece of the puzzle that makes that bigger picture possible, and then the actual technologies or individual cryptocurrencies that will enable that technology to enable that globalization.
You know, when she walks, talks, and barks like a dog, it's pretty obvious that the plan is the crypto guys. We believe that the next step in the future will be the tokenization of financial assets, which means that every stock, every bond will have its own, essentially, QIP. It will be in one main book.
Every investor, you and I, will have their own number, their own identification. We could get rid of all the problems associated with bond, stock, and digital technology activities by introducing tokenization. But most importantly, we could customize strategies through tokenization that are right for each person.
We would have instant calculations. Think about all the costs of settling bonds and stocks: if you had tokenization, everything would be instant because it's just a string. And so we believe this is a technological transformation for financial assets. If you want to talk about voting and voting choices and everything else, if we know at any given moment who owns these shares and now it's time to vote, every person who has ownership is identified and they can vote their own share.
Of course, by coincidence, he became the chairman of the World Economic Forum, succeeding Klaus Schwab. I think to fully launch this, um, um, what I want to do now is show you a clip that goes all the way back to 2017 with Chris Lson, who I was, was he still the CEO, or was Brad the CEO? I think he was still CEO in 2017.
Um, I want to show you a clip where he actually talks about distributed ledgers and globalization, and how solving the problem of globalized money is essentially the final step in completing, um, a kind of puzzle on the way to this. And this, I mean these DTS, certainly, Ripple was literally designed to make global money, um, and solve all the problems with it.
Hmm, the trend in which these technologies are moving is very clearly visible. Let's play this clip with Chris Lson. Hmm, and I think that's especially important, um, in the world we're going into. So, I think this is actually a bright future. That's why we show it. But, you know, the Internet of Values, I think, is more than just introducing a new way of doing finance.
I think that essentially this represents the final step in globalization. And, you know, we're going through a very interesting time right now with globalization. The world has never been so interconnected, never more dependent on each other. We have to work together as, uh, one world. It has also never been so divided, and there has never been so much disillusionment about what globalization means.
And I think that's fair. People should be disappointed with globalization, but not because it is a bad idea. Uh, it's more like, uh , it's a work in progress . It is incomplete. Something is missing in globalization. And we like to use the analogy of fire. You know, you can't have fire without fuel, oxygen, and heat.
And I think the same goes for globalization. Globalization doesn't work if there is no compatibility between three things. Data , goods and money. And the truth is, we only have compatibility in two of those things. Products and data are fully compatible worldwide. Money— no. So in a sense we have something like a fire without fuel.
It's kind of like a smoldering thing. We know it has potential, but it doesn't really deliver on all the promises. And it's probably safe to say that this actually makes the situation worse. An incomplete globalized system, you know, if you're in an emerging market, maybe if you 're in an underserved market, you see all the data through your social media feeds.
You have access to all this information and what other people are doing in their lives, but because the money part is incompatible, you can't, you can't act. There are many parts of our planet where you can see but cannot act. So we'll leave it at that, Chris, not enough people give Chris enough respect, he's, um, very visionary.
Ripple , Ripple as a company, is very visionary. As for, you know, they kind of moved away from what Bitcoin was trying to do in terms of fighting this, what it's been hijacked with since then , and, you know, one of the biggest holders of Bitcoin right now is Larry, probably through BlackRock. Hmm, Ripple said, “Okay, instead of trying to fight the system, let’s run it with this technology.” Let's talk a little about partners.
It was no coincidence that he was appointed, he thought about what his agenda was regarding tokenization and the implementation of DTS, and where the world is now in relation to this technology, and where this technology is at. It's ready to be released, if that makes sense, and to start being widely implemented, and as an investor, it's a value proposition.
Again , I don't want to get into arguments about the pros and cons of globalization, etc. I reserve my opinion on this matter. I'm just reporting the news and showing you that clearly distributed registries are the plan. Ripple is an official partner of the World Economic Forum, and they have actually written articles for them .
This is also Stella Development Foundation, Stella Lumens. Um, and they have an article here, authored by Danella Dixon. Um, and Chris Lson also wrote an article in the World Economic Forum. I remember reporting this back in 2021. They actually mention a number of cryptocurrencies. Um , of course, the ones we just looked at are Stella Lumens and XRP.
Um, and look what they write here. Good, particularly with regard to the wording for XRP Ledger and Stella Lumens. XRP Ledger is a global, public, open-source blockchain that offers, er, or, which focuses on payments as a use case. XRP boasts 1,500 transactions per second at a cost of 0.003 cents per transaction and settles in 3 seconds.
The following resources are available for review here. It says that Stella is a global public blockchain network designed for interoperability between traditional and digital institutional infrastructure, including cross-border payments. The Stella registry limit, uh, is currently set at a thousand transactions per registry, uh, with registries closing approximately every 5 seconds.
This is a limit of 25 transactions per second. The following resources are available for review. This is outdated, but if you look at the others , they don't mention them because they don't emphasize the global level, whereas these two do. Uh, also, it was like that, it was in 2011. Er, sorry, in 2021; This was in 2014.
Uh, if you look at those participants, or, or, or whoever created all this , let's go all the way down here . Co-authors: can you see who you have again? Dell Dixon from the Stella Development Foundation. This is another article from the World Economic Forum, and Brad Garlinghouse also wants to mention one of my other favorites, which is Hadira Hashgraph.
Uh, Charles Atkins also contributed to this, but certainly Stellar and XRP are very prominent when it comes to the global economic shape. This is the report, or rather, this was their agenda for Davos this year, in January of this year. Um, you know , you can see that Ripple actually has its own section here.
Um, and if we move on to the partners and sponsors of all of this, then, um, you can see Hideera Ripple reaching out to Ava Labs as well. They're obviously doing something, um, and, and there's a lot of others. You know, it's something at the end of that conference. Is the era of cryptocurrencies about to begin ?
Five experts on what the future holds for digital assets. It's about to start, and I think Larry Frink was assigned to essentially oversee all of this. Ladies and gentlemen, that's all from me. I am going to love each and every one of you and leave it. It's always nice. Subscribe to the channel. See you next time.
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