Did David Schwartz CONFIRM XRP Holders will be rich?!

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[00:00:35]>> Hey, my friend, is it okay with you if I show you David Schwarz indirectly saying XRP will be the global reserve currency and it will make a lot of crypto people rich? Would that be okay with you that we settled the debate today on what David Schwarz really believes about the potential of XRP? Oh my goodness. Brace yourself for this one, my friend. Oh my goodness. And then I'm going to show you proof that XRP will be the global reserve currency. It's been planned for years. I got a really, really crazy one for you today, my friend. So, if you like these kind of deep dives, please like and subscribe. It really helps the YouTube channel. It helps my channel. I mean, doesn't help all the YouTube channels, but and uh this is not financial advice. I'm not a financial adviser. You have to do your own research. This is for educational purposes only. Let's get into it. Oh my goodness, my friend. You're going to like this one. So, years ago, I had found a clip on David Schwarz saying what I'm going to show you now, and I couldn't put my hands on it. I thought I'll never see that clip again. I had no clue where I saw it. But shout out to Nick Crypto Crusaders here. So, NCash official, give this guy a follower.

[00:01:41]Sorry. Give this guy a follow. He posted this clip and this is exactly the clip I had heard years ago. I thought I would never see again. Couldn't put my hands on it. All right, this is literally going to tie in everything that I've been trying to explain to you guys and I'm going to show all the proof. I'm going to show you a bunch of stuff here, but I'm going to break down what David Schwarz here says. Oh my goodness. Sorry guys, but this is crazy. All right, so the whole debate like, oh, does he think it can only go to $10 and so on and so forth? You know, does he think XRP has potential for high price? We're going to settle that today. Okay, we're going to settle this debate about David Schwarz and XRP price today, my friend.

[00:02:17]So, this was a discussion they had. I think it was an X space. I'm pretty sure that it was actually on Twitter at the time and this was like four or five years ago, I believe. Anywhere between 3 to five, I'm more thinking five, six years ago actually. And so, let's listen here. I'm going to pause it a few times u because he's going to say something and then he's going to say something quite different at the end. But my oh goodness, guys, bear with me. Okay, here we go. My friend, >> do you believe that there could be two uh existing world reserve currencies to I mean to to simultaneously exist? I I do and I think that could happen. I think it's quite realistic that a lot of the world is just done with the dollar as the reserve curren currency. I and I think that there's a lot of places that are are willing to try something else.

[00:03:07]And you know, one of my one of my scenarios, and I don't again, I don't think it's going to play out quickly, but like one of my wildcase scenarios.

[00:03:14]>> Okay, so here he says one of his wildcase success scenarios. Like it's a wild case, like almost like not guarantee it. And he says, you know, won't happen super quickly. Okay, but he's talking like a wild case, but later on he's going to change his tune quite a bit. My goodness. And he's going to literally say it's going to make a lot of people it it could make a lot of Anyways, let's let's listen to it, my friend. Oh my goodness.

[00:03:37]>> Digital asset is if countries start to realize that the US dollar is not going to be the reserve currency forever.

[00:03:43]Other things are going to be the reserve currency. And and the same thing that we saw with banks like people when when we started selling software to banks people would say to me you know why would a bank use something that like you guys were selling it when they could use something that was like made by banks and what they didn't realize is that you know only like 10 banks in the country in on the planet are Deutsche Bank HSBC credit Swiss JP Morgan Chase like the ones who would build a system that the entire planet would run on. For the rest of the banks that 6,000 smaller banks those are their biggest strongest competitors. Those are the entities they hate the most. They would not want to use the system built and maintained by them because it's going to be biased in favor of them, their biggest and strongest competitors. And I think the same thing could happen to nations like every nation would love for their currency to be the world reserve currency. That's helped the US, you know, that's grown the US economy quote unquote unfairly by leaps and bounds for decades. And every other country be like, "Yeah, we'd like to have the world be the world reserve currency." But the only countries that could possibly pull it off is the US holding its position.

[00:04:42]You know, maybe the EU, maybe Russia, you know, maybe maybe one or two others.

[00:04:48]Most countries know that if there's going to be a new world reserve currency, that's a country's currency.

[00:04:51]It's not going to be that. And so they might actually prefer a currency that nobody can control to one that's controlled by their largest geopolitical rivals.

[00:05:00]>> Okay. So he's talking about XRP here obviously. Okay. So they would prefer a neutral bridge currency that nobody nobody controls. All right. If if you don't think he's talking about XRP here, you haven't done 2 minutes of research into XRP and that that's not my problem, respectfully. Okay? If you don't think he's talking about XRP here, all right, so let's continue cuz we're going to get to the money shot. We're going to get to the gold money shot in a minute, my friend. Going to make crypto people rich.

[00:05:23]>> Actually, prefer a currency that nobody can control to one that's controlled by their largest geopolitical rivals. And so that's like what I think is the biggest possible success scenario for for the digital for you know for digital assets if these countries are like okay well the US dollar can't hold on forever but it's not going to be our currency because no one's going to want to repeat the US dollar you know nobody but the EU wants the EU to replace the dollar right nobody but Russia wants the ruble to replace the dollar nobody but China wants the you know the yuan to replace the dollar so maybe they could settle on a currency that nobody control could control rather than one controlled by their most powerful geopolitical rival.

[00:06:01]So if you want a success scenario, that's the one that I think is the most likely.

[00:06:05]>> So here he says at first he says this is a wildcase success scenario. His biggest wildcase success scenario. But here he says if mo if you want a success story.

[00:06:15]This is most likely the case scenario.

[00:06:18]This is most likely the case scenario that I believe will happen. This is the most likely case scenario. Most likely.

[00:06:24]Right. Oh, and that was the money shot.

[00:06:26]>> But the money question is how did you get everybody to agree? Well, I mean, they might agree on they might agree that the alternative is that their geopolitical rivals force some new replacement for the dollar that that's not, you know, that that just they just replace, you know, the old boss with a new boss. The choice is no boss. You know, if that happens to make a bunch of cryptocurrency people rich, I don't think that's good. They're going to see that as too much of a minus.

[00:06:46]>> What did he say there? I think the nations would prefer to have a a neutral currency that nobody controls instead of replacing instead of having a new boss replacing the old boss. So meaning instead of having the US as a global reserve currency, now we have the Russian, you know, the the Russia as a currency or China being the new global reserve currency, you know, rather than having a new boss just replace the old boss. I think they would prefer to have no boss that is XRP. You got no boss because it's a global, it's a neutral bridge currency and it's decentralized.

[00:07:18]The XRP ledger makes it decentralized where nobody controls XRP. And that's what he means by no boss. And then he says, "And if this happens to make a bunch of crypto people rich, I don't think they would mind. I don't think they would." Let's listen to what he says again, my friend. What is he saying? What is he saying? Listen to this, my friend. I'm going to play like four times. And I'm sorry. I don't care if people say, "Oh, you repeat yourself too much." No, this is important. This is important.

[00:07:44]>> Well, you know, but they might the alternative is that the geopolitical rivals force some new replacement for the dollar that that's not, you know, that that just they just replace, you know, the old boss with a new boss. If the choice is no, boss, you know, if that happens to make a bunch of cryptocurrency people rich, I don't think that's they're going to see that as too much of a minus.

[00:08:01]>> That's good.

[00:08:02]>> See, if that happens to make a bunch of crypto people rich, I don't think they would see that as too much as a minus.

[00:08:08]He's literally saying if this is what they need to do XRP to fix this global cuz he's talking the problem is the Triffins dilemma in the global equity crisis in the global debt crisis, right?

[00:08:17]It's an efficiency problem. They've been trying to fix it since the 1960s when a German economist by the name of Triffins, Robert Triffins, warned about the problem of a national currency serving as a global reserve currency.

[00:08:29]That nation will have to run trade deficits consistently and it causes major problems and we're going to look at that in a minute if I have time. But literally that's why they tried to create the SDR, the special drawing rights of the IMF in 1968 to serve as a supplementary reserve asset to the US dollar. But it did not work. It did not it did not work. It didn't gain that liquidity that it needed because when they created the SDR, the special drawing rights of the IMF, they literally only gave it to central banks.

[00:08:58]And so it didn't get that adoption. They didn't give it to commercial banks and corporations and fintexs and individuals to help build the use cases for the SDR to help to make it liquid because in order to make it liquid and easily accessible, you have to integrate it into everything. You have to build many use cases for it. That's how it gets that those use cases and that liquidity.

[00:09:18]So, it failed. The SDR failed. And what they're doing is they're redoing the SDR, which is a neutral currency, not controlled by any nation. And so, that's what they're doing through Ripple right now. They're redoing the SDR technically. And if you want to see 100% proof, okay, cuz I've cracked the code on XRP a few times, having done over 8 9,000 hours of research in XRP. If you want to see all the proof of really what I'm explaining here, you can basically go to the Apex Crypto community and watch this course right here. It's six deep dives. I explained the whole history, the real history of of Ripple, the whole history of the IMF, the SDR, the Bankor, the the Brainwoods Agreement, 1945, the real reason they create Ripple, and who's really behind Ripple. I just created a new tier. It's literally $9.99 per month, and you get a 14-day free trial, and it gives you a big chunk of what's in the community. I just created that new tier. I had a free tier in there which just gave you a few courses and gave you an idea of what the community was like and we were getting some scammers in. So that's why I had to stop the free tier. If you're wondering guys why I stopped the free tier, that's why. Uh scammers were easily coming in.

[00:10:24]So I had to stop the free tier and I created a $9.99 not $9 $9.99 and literally you get a big chunk of what's I made sure to make it really really cheap. It's not going to be like that forever, okay? The price will go up. So, if you want to lock in, you have to lock in before the price goes up. And you get a 14-day free trial. You want to watch this right here, my friend. Okay?

[00:10:47]Right here. And you want to watch a bunch of stuff, okay? I cracked the code on crack the code on so many things. The DTCC is going to use XRP. Swift is using XRP. It's all in the community, okay?

[00:10:57]It's all organized basically. And we've got other stuff, too. We've got trades and documents, and there's many other stuff in the community. But you want to watch this right here one more time for the people in the back.

[00:11:05]>> Yeah. The choice is no, boss. You know, if that happens to make a bunch of cryptocurrency people rich, I don't think that's good. They're going to see that as too much of a minus.

[00:11:12]>> That's good.

[00:11:13]>> Yeah. It was great talking to you guys.

[00:11:15]I got one question.

[00:11:16]>> It's great talking to you guys. Yeah.

[00:11:18]You know, if I was in his shoes, I kind of run after saying like that. Something like that, too, right? Like, nice talking to you guys. And it's almost like he's got a split. Got to go, guys.

[00:11:27]Oh my goodness. When he's saying making a bunch of crypto people rich, who do you think he's talking about? Do you think he's talking about Ethereum, Bitcoin? What's that neutral bridge currency that he's talking about? Well, I'm going to show you what that neutral bridge currency is. I'm going to show you proof that is being adopted by the central banks just like he's talking about. And first, I'm going to show you his profile. This is David Schwarz. Many of you know this, but at the time he was working uh in 19 years ago he was working for this agency here, which is one of the most powerful three-letter agency in the world. It's the same years that he was given the uh technically the Bitcoin patent. If you Google search uh distributed ledger patent, Bitcoin patent, David source, you'll find a patent on distributed computer systems that he was awarded in 1989. It's technically the Bitcoin patent. And actually if you want to know the real history of Bitcoin, you want to see all the proof that is this agency right here that created Bitcoin 1998 1988 the patent 1996 literally the same agency uh creates writes a paper cryptography how to create a mint in 1996 I believe 2001 they create the SHA 256 technology if you want to hear know the real story Bitcoin not the Nakamoto BS story that they told you okay so that you would embrace the idea and you would adopt Bitcoin and you would embrace digitization. Not that BS story, okay?

[00:12:45]Not the BS Nakamoto story that the white paper 2009 2009, sorry. The real story.

[00:12:51]Just go here again, my community. I think you can find this one somewhere on my YouTube as well, but it's somewhere right here. The Bitcoin lie. Oh, sorry.

[00:13:00]Right there. The Bitcoin lie exposed.

[00:13:02]And maybe my head was blocking this earlier. Sorry. When I was talking about Ripple uh IMF history here, it was this is the code. So, I think I was maybe hiding my Sorry, my my head is have my square a bit too big here. But right here, if you want to know the real history of Bitcoin, I cracked the code here. The Bitcoin live exposed. Watch this right here. My like I said, 14-day free trial, okay? And just watch videos and check out the community. So, he was working for that agency. And now here, I'm not even going to play this video, but I would encourage you if you want to know, understand just how powerful this threeletter agency is along with its brother agency, which is this one here.

[00:13:36]I'm not going to say the word, but just right here. I just don't want YouTube to literally um not shut down my YouTube my channel, but to suppress my channel. So, right here though, okay, you want to you want to search for Kevin presentation. He used to work for another threeletter agency and he became a whistleblower. He held all of the top positions within this agency right here.

[00:13:56]Basically, the CI. Okay. Anyway, CIA, right? So, right here, you want to watch this video here. Most powerful. Just search these words here. Search for this video here, officer and whistleblower Kevin Ship, Shadow Garden, okay? And watch this if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.

[00:14:13]And oh my goodness. Okay, so he was talking about nations settling their currencies through a neutral bridge currency, right? Nations, national currencies. These are CBDC, central bank digital currencies, national currencies.

[00:14:25]So right here is Ripple's website. This is the CBDC private ledger. So central banks all over the world are building their CBDC's on private versions of the public XRP ledger and these are technically your unified ledgers and I'm going to do another video immediately actually probably after this one tomorrow explaining again the unified ledger the shared ledger so on but the unified ledger regulated le network the shared ledger the internet that's the XRP ledger now the unified ledgers plural shared ledgers plural regulated library networks plural those are technically your CBD CDC's these are your private ledgers but the central banks commercial banks and the most powerful entities in the world are using different names to confuse us. Okay. I was the first person to crack the code on that to explain to the uh XRP community that it's all the same thing.

[00:15:15]But the unified ledgers plural shared ledgers pro plural are actually these private ledgers. These are private CBDC ledgers. Again they are a carbon copy clone of the public XRP ledger. This is right on Ripple's website. So, let's look what it says here. The CBDC private ledger is based on the same blockchain technology that powers the XRP ledger, XRPL, which means that the CBDC private ledger is built for payments. This also means the CBDC private ledger is designed for issuing currencies with over 5,400 currencies issued on the XRP ledger. That's the public XRP ledger, right? That they're going to use.

[00:15:53]Central banks are going to use the public XRP ledger to settle crosscurrency. So it means that sorry the private CBC ledger is designed for issuing currencies with over 5,400 currencies issued on the XRP ledger over the past 8 years including its native digital asset XRP which can be leveraged. Okay. So what can the XRP be used for? It can be leveraged as a neutral bridge asset for frictionless value movement between CBDC's. between CBDC's. It can be used the XRP ledger and its native digital asset XRP which can be leveraged as a neutral bridge asset for frictionless value movement between CBDC's and other currencies. So if you want to go from euro to Canadian dollar, from Canadian dollar to US dollar, from peso to euro, from peso to yuan, so on and so forth, they can use the XRP ledger and and XRP the asset.

[00:16:51]Okay, they can leverage it as a neutral frictionless value movement. So this is right on the Ripple website. So I need you to understand that Ripple has a literally a CBDC platform that central banks are launching. When I say central banks, this is the infrastructure for nations. Okay. When when David Schwarz is talking about national currencies, nations all you all agreeing to use a neutral currency that could they could all settle with instead of relying on the US dollar or or the yuan or or the euro, they can all agree. They would all agree on a neutral bridge currency. And because national infrastructure he he's referring to technically CBC's, they don't need a CBC though to settle through a neutral currency. But again, this is what they built. And so, central banks all over the world, like like I was saying, are building their CBDC's, their sovereign currencies right on the XRP ledger on private versions of the public XRP ledger. And right here is a document. If you've watched a bunch of my videos, you've seen me show this document numerous times. Okay? But statistically, the statistics show that 90% of people that are watching your YouTube channel or watching your videos are the first time are coming to your channel for the first time. And regardless, this ties into the deep dive, so I have to show it right here.

[00:18:07]This is a document that surfaced. It leaked from the Hyperledger Foundation years ago. It was done by Everest and Entity Data right here in the righthand corner. Okay. And Hyperledger Foundation became is now called the Linux Foundation. And literally, it's the biggest consortium of commercial banks, central banks, universities, corporations, the most powerful entities in the world. They're all part of the Hyperledger Foundation again now called the uh decent uh Linux decentralized trust. Okay. And this document had surfaced showed how they were going to create the internet of value. It's 14 documents. Okay. I actually dropped it.

[00:18:44]I have it in community and I have the actual 14 pages here on my computer but I dropped it actually in the community the other day. Right here it shows that the XRP ledger is the global RTGS. So every central bank has what are called realtime growth settlement systems. RTGS not all central banks actually but the majority of the central banks almost all central banks have what are called realtime gross settlement systems. So this is the settlement system for the nations for the nation and then the commercial banks and the other banks are all connected to that real-time growth settlement system including the payment uh companies and so on I believe. Okay.

[00:19:20]So the real-time growth settlement system is that settlement system. I think it settles every day for that nation. Settles all the transactions for that nation. I believe I'm explaining it right. But you see here Bank of Japan, Target 2, Fed Wire. These are your central banks, okay, for each nation.

[00:19:35]And again, right here on the top left hand side, you see realtime growth settlement system. And in the middle here, you see how the XRP ledger is the global RTGS. Global RTGS. So it's the central bank. It's going to be settling all the transactions for all of the RTGS system. So literally, you see how it is the neutral bridge currency for all the central banks. exactly what the Ripple website described and exactly what uh David Schwarz was talking about how he says that he thinks that the most likely case scenario at first he says the wild case success scenario then he says the most likely of course it's the most likely because they've been planning this for 30 years my friend 30 years right here it says the interledger protocol the interled ledger protocol will enable financial institutions and central banks to make their existing infrastructure and processes interoperable with other currencies, asset classes, and the XRP ledger, the XRP ledger. What's the XRP ledger? The XRP ledger is the global liquidity marketplace and the global decentralized RTGS system. So, it's the global decentralized RTGS system. So, when they say decentralized, that's neutral.

[00:20:51]Nobody is controlling that currency.

[00:20:53]That's the neutral currency that David Schwarz was talking about that all the nations can agree to because it has no boss. It is decentralized. Nobody is controlling it. This is the XRPL. The XRP ledger right here. It says it the XRP ledger, XRP ledger is the global liquidity marketplace and the global decentralized RTGS. So again, that's why David Schwarz is saying that all the nations would agree to a scenario where there's no boss rather than replacing an old boss with a new boss rather than going from the US dollar as a global reserve currency and then being forced to go to the yen or the euro or yuan or whatever you know instead they would prefer no boss again and that's the XRP ledger neutral bridge currency decentralized no central entity is what it means no boss means no and no central no central entity nobody controls it decentralized, right? So, this is what he's describing right here. Again, you cannot even imagine how big the Hyperledger Foundation is. You you'd have to look into the Hyperledger Foundation, which this document came from. Again, it is now called the decentralized the Linux decentralized trust. So, my friend, this is this is it for this one. Uh, if you like this kind of stuff, like, please like and subscribe. Like I said, it really helps the channel. Thank you so so much for all the love that you guys show me consistently in the comments. I really appreciate it. And don't forget to check out the Abyss community if you want to check it out. I've got like a stupid low crazy price right now. Ridiculous deal.

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