Nobody familiar with this website believes in coincidences such as these. Outside of lamestream media propaganda is news of crypto currency founders, directors and operators inexplicable, “coincidentally” dying in the last few months. How do we read this?
Russian billionaire Vyacheslav Taran was killed when the helicopter he was traveling in crashed near Monaco. According to the Mail, the crash happened in good weather and another unnamed would-be passenger canceled their journey at the last minute.
I am reminded of the unused suites on the Titanic’s fateful voyage … reserved for the people who ended up creating the Feral Reserve with themselves at the top.
The founder of Hong Kong-based digital asset company Amber Group Tiantian Kullander died suddenly in his sleep. The 30-year-old had built the company into a $3 billion ‘fintech unicorn.’
A month before Kullander’s death, MakerDAO developer and crypto millionaire Nikolai Mushegian apparently drowned in Puerto Rico. The tech whizzkid was said to suffer from various mental health problems and just hours before his death he tweeted a number of conspiracy-themed messages foretelling his own demise.
Back in July 2021, the crypto industry was rocked by the news that controversial Romanian crypto billionaire Mircea Popescu — also known as ‘the father of bitcoin toxicity‘ — had drowned in Costa Rica.
Officials have found nothing suspicious in any of these deaths. Nothing to see here, folks, just move along.
It seems pretty clear to me that private crypto currencies are allowed to operate in competition with central banksters fiat currencies BECAUSE they are exploring, creating, defining, testing and getting people accustomed to the concept of electronic money.
The globalists have told us repeatedly that they will eventually provide us with electronic currency. That is, a one-world currency that they control, turning on and off to suit their own purposes. Competing cryptos do not suit their grand plan.
Of course the fiat currencies have to crash to make their replacement enticing. Making that happen is easy-peasy for them, and well under way.