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originally posted by: Thoughtful2
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi
Rel I came across this that you might find of interest.
List of Indictments, Arrests and Executions
One can only hope but what I find disturbing is that there is no mention of the real villians of the plandemic like Albert
Bourla, Stephane Bancel, Tedros and others. Meanwhile we now have up to bat team 2.0 with Mandy K Cohen and Jeanne Marrazzo.
Trust Us Mandy K Cohen tweet
This is the third check in with her. She must be taking lessons from Biden- .37 mark- extensive testing and clinical trials. She seriously expects people to believe this when the mutations are outpacing the jab rollout. Maybe she didn't get the memo about the 8 and 11 mice.
.57 mark- 9 and 11 year old daughters.
Eleven years after Qaddafi’s assassination, his main legacies, including GMMR, are suffering the many consequences of the NATO-supported rebellion that ended his rule. The entire project’s infrastructure is under threat.
“Gaddafi was never interested in developing the country, ” she said. “In terms of infrastructure the country is weak, no matter how wealthy it is.
I wonder what the correct prosecution response should be to such an argument?
The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (Swift) recently released the results of experiments it conducted with Chainlink (LINK), a leading Web3 service platform, which demonstrated that Swift infrastructure is capable of facilitating the transfer of tokenized value across multiple public and private blockchain networks.
Interoperability between blockchain networks has become a central theme in the ongoing development of distributed ledger technology as the list of digital assets continues to grow, while the majority of central banks around the world are also exploring the creation of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that will be able to transact on blockchain payment rails.
So they’re all securely connected to Swift, and they used this secure access to the Swift network, along with a bridge built by Chainlink, to move an asset from a private blockchain to a public chain, a public chain to another chain, and so on,” he said. “If you imagine a world where everything is tokenized on blockchains, we end up with a global infrastructure where any digital asset can be exchanged and traded with another digital asset, similar to what happens on Ethereum.”
SWIFT has the amazing advantage of having a global network of 11,000 financial institutions connected to the SWIFT network,” he said. “I think they will need to expand their services into something that is capable of supporting banks in terms of node management or in terms of direct access to blockchains.”
as the world increasingly embraces digital transactions, the notion of a sovereign digital currency has gained traction, with central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) in particular emerging as a promising solution to legacy payment bottlenecks and frictions across both retail and cross-border payments.
Wallis explains that underlying the attraction is the fact that CBDCs enable pure, peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, cutting out risks and allowing for quicker transactions — making them well-suited for cross-border remittances, as they can significantly streamline the process.
Additionally, the decentralized nature of blockchain technology, which underpins CBDCs, provides a compelling balance between the much-needed security and trust of central banks and the innovative advantages and synergies of decentralization.
As alternative payment vehicles continue to ride the wave of digitization, solutions like CBDCs and the Ripple CBDC Platform are transforming the retail and cross-border payments landscape by providing a secure and efficient method that can work in tandem with traditional systems.
But the spear tip of innovation, no matter how groundbreaking, is ill-advised to make a clean break from preexisting systems.
“A retail CBDC has to interoperate with the existing world and existing payment schemes,” Wallis said. “If you want to go and buy coffee, the merchant has to be able to accept the CBDC the same way as if you went in to pay with cash or with a credit card. … You’ve got the old world and the new world sort of coming together.”
In a groundbreaking move, global payment giant PayPal has once again expanded its digital asset services, opening up new avenues for users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. On September 11th, PayPal introduced a series of innovative on- and off-ramps for Web3 payments, a development set to reshape the landscape of cryptocurrency transactions in the United States.
The highlight of this announcement is PayPal’s introduction of an off-ramp feature that empowers users in the United States to effortlessly convert their cryptocurrency holdings into U.S. dollars directly from their digital wallets and seamlessly integrate them into their PayPal balance. This marks a significant step forward in bridging the gap between traditional financial systems and the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrencies.
This exciting development is not limited to PayPal alone; it extends its reach to digital wallets, decentralized applications, and nonfungible token (NFT) marketplaces, ushering in a new era of convenience and accessibility for cryptocurrency enthusiasts. These off-ramp capabilities are now readily available and fully operational on MetaMask, a leading digital wallet solution that has garnered a loyal following in the Web3 ecosystem.