What to do, what to do…???

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Actually, I never seem to run out of things to do…

It’s amazing that I’m able to make time to write my thoughts about the U.S. Monetary Correction…

At first glance, my version of the Reset doesn’t seem possible, until you’re able to see a much bigger picture…

I’m sure it takes some time to see what I’m able to see, so don’t give up on my version of the U.S. Monetary Correction…

Once the Puzzle is complete, the answers to many questions are revealed as well…

I’m always asking if anyone has any questions concerning the things I write…

If so, I’ll do my best to send a reply…

Anyway…

When it comes to paying with U.S. Stable Coinage, just divide the Fiat Price of everything by 100…

If a gallon of gasoline costs 4.99 Fiat USD’s during the Transition and Redemption Period, it will cost $0.0499 per gallon when paying with U.S. Stable Coinage…

Wouldn’t it be nice, to be able to get in on the ground floor of U.S. Stable Coinage, before the Reset…???

It’s what I’ve been doing for many years now…
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I went out for Fish and Chips yesterday, and the 50 Cents I got back with my change, will cover the entire cost of the meal, plus the tip I left behind…
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As far as I’m concerned, I’ve been getting paid to go out and eat, just by using the “Spending Power” of Cash…

I noticed a couple eating at another table used a Card to pay, instead of using Cash…

If they only knew what (I think) I know…

I love replies, so feel free…

To be continued…
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@pocketechange…



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La foto del cambio de 50 centavos que según vos cubre la cena entera es justamente donde se cae el razonamiento: eso asume que el valor de la moneda se multiplica por 100 de la noche a la mañana, y el mercado no muestra ninguna señal on-chain ni de volumen que respalde esa redención. ¿En qué soporte concreto te basás para esa división por 100, más allá de la narrativa?

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The 100 to 1 Exchange Rate is because the Fiat Dollars have lost 99% of their Spending Power, leaving only about 1% of their original Spending Power… It should be a smooth Transition into Silver and Gold Coin backed Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents…

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if the 50 cents covers the meal after the reset, wouldn't the restaurant just reprice the fish and chips too? genuinely curious what stops prices from adjusting to the new coins

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Supply and Demand never comes to a complete stop, but U.S. Stable Coinage will remain stable, all the way down to One Decimal Cent in Electronic Gold… During the Transition Period, both prices will apply… Eventually, all prices will be in U.S. Stable Coinage…

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