Europe as a whole is a little behind and the bank of London is trying to hold on to its relevancy.
Do not be fooled.
And even if the U.S. dollar became so ”weak” the 2nd amendment.
The discussion of actual “pallets” of gold leaving the United States..
Countries are “taking” their gold back to do what with it?
I have a thought it is to back not their fiat currency but their digital currency in an effort (attempt) to destabilize the U.S. dollar.
Thirdly, fiat currrency is transitioning regardless of whether the general American public is aware. The influence/usage of digital transactions is high in places like china, Singapore, India …
What if Zelle was no longer moving dollars through the banking system, but moving digital dollars across blockchain rails?
That was the question that started this for me.
Zelle works because financial institutions participate in a shared payment network. 1/4
So I started thinking:
If the money becomes digital, but the intermediary remains, what actually changed?
Bitcoin was supposed to remove the intermediary.
But maybe we keep recreating the intermediary around the technology. 3/4
I've been telling folks it is a renting market! Try again in the spring, especially if you haven't received any hits in the first 7 days. Your marketing is no bueno.
Because I’m less interested in asking, “Is Bitcoin good or bad?”
I’m interested in asking:
Where does the value flow? 3/3
I wrote about it here https://t.co/5rmytmpI1a
I started with Bitcoin.
Then two conversations took me somewhere else: Mike Saylor and Jeff Booth.
They both believe in Bitcoin, but they seem to be thinking about two very different futures for it.
One leans toward institutional adoption. 1/3
The other keeps coming back to decentralization and the individual.
And then there is the middle.
What happens when something created to change a system becomes part of that system?
That is the question I’m sitting with. 2/3
Orders = new jobs coming in
Backlog/RPO = jobs already contracted but not yet completed
Revenue = jobs being completed
Cash flow = money actually coming in
I don't think this is just about AI.
It's about the skills we quietly stop practicing because technology made them optional. 7/7
I wrote more about it here: https://t.co/CxGSh1hLcE
I went to OfficeMax this morning to ask how much it would cost to print a 20x30 image.
The woman behind the counter said she didn't know.
Not because she was new.
Not because pricing wasn't available. 1/7