The Bank of England’s current Real Time Gross Settlement system processes roughly £800 billion a day
That adds up to £300 trillion annually across the UK’s markets
Realistically.. With the renewed Bank of England RTGS system, not all of that value will be captured through #Overledger for a variety of reasons..
But if just 1% of that value is routed through #Overledger for programmable settlements or cross chain operations..
That’s £3 trillion per year flowing through $QNT.. or £8 billion daily
Not hypothetical bullshit.. a potential real world use case
This kind of throughput would drive SIGNIFICANT demand for $QNT and reach real economic mass.. think demand never seen before in #crypto
$QNT staking demand, transaction load and something most tokens will never have.. true utility
Legitimate global central bank infrastructure running on rails built by @quantnetwork.. a core asset in the plumbing of modern finance
Even a sliver of that £300 trillion settles through #Overledger..
Well.. you may want to be holding more than a sliver of $QNT
Squid Game: did you truly understand its meaning?
At its core, Squid Game is a brutal critique of modern society, a stark reflection of the extreme realities of capitalism.
The game operates on a simple principle: the success of one is only possible through the suffering and elimination of others.
This isn’t just fiction, it mirrors the cutthroat systems many of us live in, where the pursuit of personal gain often comes at the expense of someone else’s well-being.
From childhood, we are conditioned to compete.
In school, we strive to outdo our peers for grades and recognition.
In the workplace, promotions and rewards are limited, forcing us to see colleagues as rivals.
The result is a society where cooperation is undervalued, and success is synonymous with stepping over others.
The piggy bank filled with cash hanging above the players is more than a prize: it’s a powerful metaphor.
Every note represents the sacrifices of those who failed, the price paid in human lives for wealth and prosperity.
This is a reflection of real-world systems where fortunes are often built on exploitation, inequality, and the suffering of the marginalized.
Despite the game’s ruthless structure, moments of humanity occasionally break through: players form alliances, forge friendships, and even make incredible sacrifices for one another.
These moments remind us of the innate goodness people are capable of, even in the direst circumstances.
However, the system is designed to crush these bonds sooner or later.
The rules force players into betrayal, driving home the idea that even human connections can be sacrificed when survival is on the line.
This highlights a deeper commentary on the world we live in.
In a society that glorifies individualism and self-interest, altruism becomes a rare and nearly impossible act.
Helping others often comes with personal risk, and many choose to abandon it altogether.
Perhaps the most unsettling aspect of Squid Game is the decision many players make to return to the game after being given the chance to leave.
This decision speaks volumes about the harsh reality of their lives outside the arena.
For these players, life in the real world is even more terrifying than the life or death stakes of the game.
They are people forgotten by society, deemed failures or burdens, where money is their only hope to reclaim a shred of dignity, security, or purpose.
And here lies the ultimate question: how cruel is a system where people would rather risk death in a deadly competition than continue living in poverty and despair?
What does it say about a world where dignity is tied so tightly to wealth that even the faintest hope of financial gain is worth more than life itself?
Squid Game doesn’t just entertain: it holds up a mirror to the systems we inhabit, forcing us to confront uncomfortable truths about inequality, exploitation, and the human cost of greed.
It challenges us to question the structures that prioritize profit over people, individual success over collective well-being, and wealth over humanity itself.
I have added a decent bag here to very promising and undervalued #DePin project.
- @bokzio $BOKZ
BOKZ is the first Crypto mining platform that is developing/releasing the first ever plug and play Crypto mining device in the space.
This is very bullish because mining Crypto is very profitable, but highly technical and complex.
This creates a big barrier of entry to most people.
In addition, blockchain is the future and the need for miners is only going to grow exponentially.
BOKZ offers two ways of easily mining Crypto and making profit 👇
1- Virtual Private Server(VPS). Users can purchase these and mine Crypto online with ZERO setup. These are already profitable. Upfront cost is zero, longterm not as proftable as the hardware miner.
2- BOKZ BOX Hardware. Users purchase a BOKZ and plug it in and start mining Crypto. Higher earnings but with a start up cost for the miner. This project has the potential to be huge as mining crypto is a very lucrative passive income, and with BOKZ, the barrier to entry through it being highly technical, is removed.
>Stealth launch
>Only 50% tokens circulating rn - true mcap only $1.6m.
>Wallet distro is great, biggest wallet 1.2%
>Stacked roadmap
We just had a whale full clip his bag which has created a really nice entry, and I think we see the price start to push higher now towards ATH.
DePIN and Hardware(real life use cases) are going to be pretty big, and $1.6m is a very nice entry for this imo.
With so much revenue potential here, this is a $100m+ project imo.
CA: 0xc0E4A1670b89fA916aB8b0564323DA3E6a4EA125
Links if you want them:
Website- https://t.co/2KVvDtwTdO
X- https://t.co/J4LFnAJamw
Chart- https://t.co/5ZM2tWxJnA
This screenshot makes me feel extremely positive.
The capital is flowing perfectly into large caps (Dino-coins).
It's a clear sign that retail comes back.
So listen to me carefully:
The stupidest thing you can do now is to chase these large caps & sell your other plays.
Why? Let me explain it to you now:
Back when I started with crypto, I started my search for altcoins on Google & YouTube.
I was looking for the “best” altcoins for 100x.
When I searched back then, I was shown the most popular YouTubers & websites that were talking about the exact altcoins that are pumping now.
All of these sites & YouTubers were anything but alpha.
But they are the place to go for new retail investors.
Just as I started back then, everything is now starting all over again:
Retail has heard via news that Bitcoin is at almost $100k.
This number created FOMO in them.
They then started the usual retail search on YouTube & Google for alternative coins.
Altcoins that were suggested to them were exactly projects like $XLM, $XRP, $LTC, $VET, $DOT, $ALGO, etc.
Because they missed the biggest run up of Bitcoin, they now invest in these coins.
And it is precisely this capital that will sooner or later flow into "new" the large & mid caps.
There are two reasons for this:
1/ Whales that have now made solid profits will rotate into these altcoins.
2/ Also, a large part of retail is now getting more into crypto.
So they are digging more & starting to research better.
In doing so, they'll discover other altcoins & hyped narratives that can potentially deliver more ROI:
AI / MEMES / RWA / DEPIN
That's when the biggest rotation starts.
In addition, new liquidity will flow into the market through retail.
Because “hidden” large & mid caps will become more and more known to them.
This is when the real fun starts for us.
As already mentioned, we should see the current situation as positive.
When the actual rotation starts & additional new money flows into the market, it will be a party.
So stay relaxed & enjoy what you are seeing.
I'm sure the fun of altcoins will start in December.
So for me it's time to be max exposed now.
Of course a few stables on the side are always useful.
But when the ride starts, you can only buy higher.
Do what you want with this information.
I'm positioned.
I'll go into the next few weeks until mid Q1 with full enjoyment.
We should be grateful to be able to experience this.
PW out 🫡
TRUMP SAYS BITCOIN IS MONEY AND SHOULD NOT BE TAXED
🇺🇸 TRUMP: #Bitcoin is money and you have to pay capital gains tax if you use it to buy a coffee?
I was talking with a friend he said 'it really shouldn't be taxed' and I agree.
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Brett, thanks for your kind response. I suppose it depends a little on how you define "success." If you'll indulge me I'll share a few thoughts in response.
@beeple is one stunning and highly visible example of success for "art on chain," and he has created many beautiful and outstanding works.
The world is enormously lucky there are many other outstanding examples! I will not go overboard but will share two examples of other successful artists and art onchain below.
Part of what is really super cool about "generative art" onchain is that artists use math / code to try to capture beauty, or "the Numinous" as you put it in your Airchat.
"The Goose" by @dmitricherniak (part of his series "Ringers") owned by @punk6529 - see picture below.
Here is an outstanding overview thread on The Goose: https://t.co/5t2CkSfTF2
"The Tulip" by @tylerxhobbs (part of his series "Ringers") also owned by @punk6529 - see picture below.
Here is an outstanding thread on The Tulip:
https://t.co/VK0O60goqK
Both of these pieces have some element of classical beauty.
They were unexpected outputs created by math and code which we humans relate to on a fundamentally deeper cultural level because of how they look, per the threads above.
The algos that created these outputs managed to capture something numinous / human, and that is amazing.
The definitive essay on "long form generative art" was written by @tylerxhobbs, and is a pleasure to read: https://t.co/RO4y3e9W37
These pieces are now preserved onchain for as long as Ethereum will be around - hopefully forever. In theory they will be in perfect condition for far longer than any oil painting, and they are globally visible 24/7/365 from anywhere on earth with an internet connection, instead of behind a wall at a museum where people have to be in the right city and pay admission to view a physical work.
Being able to own these beautiful pieces in self custody with private keys (like holding gold in your own vault instead of leaving money in a bank with the counterparty risk that entails) makes the entire proposition even cooler, even more mind-stretching, and more fun.
Artists can put any kind of media onchain. Generative art, paintings, music, video, audio, etc.
If you were ever to consider minting something yourself, I would suggest that the recording of your Airchat about "What even is Art" would be a wonderful (and symbolically appropriate) first thing to mint.
It may not be of interest to you to spend time this way and that of course is fine.
However, if it sounds fun to dive deeper down the rabbit hole I would be genuinely happy to help explain the process or find better people than me to help, and also am serious I would buy your first mint if I could afford it, or would try to help find a buyer if I couldn't afford it :)
Either way, thanks for reading if you have read this far. And more importantly thank you for your outstanding educational content, which is always fun, insightful, and helps me appreciate the beauty of the world.