IBM and Federal Reserve Want to Create a Bitcoin Knock-Off

IBM and Federal Reserve Want to Create a Bitcoin Knock-Off

It was only a matter of time. The ultra-advanced, superior technology of the digital currency Bitcoin and it's Blockchain public ledger system are in danger of being co-opted. The tacit compliments of the financial establishment for the Bitcoin Blockchain, not Bitcoin the currency, over the past year are starting to be followed with action. IBM, in conjunction with your centralized banking elite, have discussed plans to perpetuate the future of national currencies, like the U. S. Dollar, through their own digital fiat-currency system. A Centralized Digital Fiat Currency made by IBM. Think....


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