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RE: Cryptos Dropping Like Mad- Guess Why?

in #crypto-news7 years ago (edited)

Well, it's just one scheme after another. Hopefully the current scheme will end sometime soon - but that means there's some pain coming - for just about everyone. And, inevitably, the Luciferian followers will set up another scheme - and most people will fall for that one, too.

We'll hear all about how the next system is all, "NEW," and, "PROSPERITY FOR ALL," and how, "THIS TIME, IT'S GOING TO SUCCEED!" I'm sorry - but it's still just the same old B.S. and we all keep on falling for it. The stages of the money cycle are long enough apart that one lifetime is not long enough to experience all of its' phases - but you can learn a lot by studying the history of monetary systems. There is an identifiable pattern of how "the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer." Major wealth transfer is going to occur in our lifetimes. Those who know what the game is, may be able to survive what is next: Chaos.

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I just hope that the market becomes less volatile and more secure,,,,, because that will then ensure that the cripto world will became more mainstreem and the value of the criptocurrencies will pick up big time!!

I would not be surprised, at all, if the next World Reserve Currency includes some use of the blockchain technology as a part of what it is made up of. In fact, I would not be surprised if it's already all a big set-up for their next cycle. We have the blockchain - which was probably developed and put out there by the elites to begin with. It's going to be "the next big thing," so you know they are already on board, and they are way ahead of us in controlling the eventual outcome. When names like Microsoft, Samsung, and Toyota are moving large sums of money into Ethereum, that should tell you something very obvious - it's going to be big. But, when currencies fail, there is always more going on than can be controlled - mass panic becomes a monster all its' own.

A 93 year cycle? Or perhaps 107- one of the two I think- either way the Fed is outdated in regards to money cycles- but again money is merely a control scheme and an indication of lack of spiritual advancement.

I think it has occurred 7 times in the past, already. However, with the advent of new technology and communications, we may see an increase in speed with regard to these kinds of cycles. Who knows, though? It's not so much based on a time-table as it is based on how the general public has been conditioned to respond to a crisis, and how they have tended to behave during past cycles. Much can be learned about what comes next by knowing how it all went down the last time. Social human behavior is becoming easier to predict as time goes on, because we keep conforming to the same trends and making similar decisions - because all humans actually have many more similarities with each other, than they have differences.