You're probably right on the NWO side of things. That is why I also invested in iota, but even though they got a great project going on they got scalability issues like no other project. They don't got the free-spirited thinkers and engineers and mathematically grounded coders working on their project like a certain other project does.
I know which project that got the lead in regards of implementing a currency and platform that tries to establish itself from the ground up. Actually, from African countries dealing with real issues they got out of hand, and can solve with this tech.
Blockchain technology makes it possible to secure ledgers and personal information like birth certificates in countries where forged IDs are destroying the economy and infrastructure. You can decentralize the important documents, make insurance policies and of course store currencies on a well integrated platform with smart contracts everyone knows. The world banksters don't got any interest in countries they can't exploit directly with a Rothschild owned state bank, because it's too poor. Imangine that suddenly 2 -3 billion people use this system because they didn't have any alternative, and now can have trust in deals like never before.
Iota is perhaps mostly speculation, but they still got a good idea, but implementing it to work is another issue. It's getting backed up by big corps lately like Borsch, which is huge, and they might succeed implementing it on some scale. I guess it going to take atleast 40 years but probably even 10. And by then it's getting to be a niche coin, for like cars and tools, as you said. Or probably some military or private contractors taxi system.
Which one that will win the popularity race is up to speculation. We probably also want smart contracts, mind you.
I mostly believe the "IOT" agenda, as you said, is hot air. It's simply not functional especially if you simply view it from an economic side of things. People won't buy inflatedshitcoin every time the NWO tries to pump and dump us down into the gutters. What's in demand is something worth. Not as much with any smart-coin that's going to make you pay very specific services a tiny bit easier.
The world bank tried making us believe Bitcoin just is some hype. That trick mostly only works one time, and they already used it this winter, which was a bad move from their side considering they want to halt the development as much as possible. They seems kinda scared pulling the trick that early.
I'm very exited about the crypto development.
They might do a "ransack and establish new currency tactic" in the future, but every time a country is bombed back to the stone age it's mostly not servers and running infrastructure like servers and roads that are in abundance.
As long bitcoin is the gatekeeper coin the NWO is holding the cards, thanks to the CIA confiscation of coins and they also know who's holding most of them. There are so many projects trying to integrate themselves into the legacy currency system, and greed will be even the banksters downfall. Short term profits never win in the end. Solid investments in solid projects do.
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