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➡ This podcast discusses cryptocurrency, its uses, and how to get started with it. The hosts introduce two special guests, Alyssa and John G., who share their backgrounds and experiences. Alyssa, an interim governor, talks about her journey in the field of addiction prevention and treatment, and her role in the Republic. John G., a cryptocurrency enthusiast, shares his journey of learning about Bitcoin and his passion for helping others understand and use cryptocurrency. The podcast aims to answer common questions about cryptocurrency, emphasizing its independence from central banks and governmental control, and its convenience compared to physical assets like gold and silver.
➡ When buying a physical crypto wallet, you get a 24-word phrase for protection. It’s important to keep this phrase safe, as it’s needed for software upgrades. Some wallets also offer two-step verification for added security. Be aware of scams asking for your phrase. To buy cryptocurrency, consider platforms like Coinbase, Kraken, Exodus, and Uphold. Cryptocurrencies can be backed by gold and silver, like Paxg or Kinesis. The ISO 20022 standard is important for integrating cryptocurrency with traditional financial systems, enhancing interoperability, regulatory compliance, and broader adoption.
➡ The discussion revolves around the concept of cryptocurrency, its transparency, and how it could replace traditional banking. The speakers explain that cryptocurrency, like Ripple and XLM, is secure and hasn’t been hacked. They also discuss the idea of everyone having a digital wallet, eliminating the need for a middleman in transactions. The conversation also touches on the need for education about this new system, especially for those who are visual learners.
➡ The discussion revolves around the importance of trusts in managing cryptocurrency assets for children, the undervalued state of cryptocurrencies, and the potential for significant growth in the near future. It also highlights the use of platforms like X, Twitter, Coin Market Cap, and CoinGecko for research and tracking of cryptocurrency values. The conversation further delves into the origins of Bitcoin, hinting at possible government interest, and the potential value of XRP, XLM, and XDC, which are likened to gold, silver, and copper respectively. Lastly, it touches on the emergence of new platforms that could challenge Ethereum’s dominance in the crypto market.
➡ John discusses the potential for Bitcoin and Ethereum to be hacked, while suggesting XRP and XLM may be more secure. He also explains the importance of ISO compliance for cryptocurrencies, which helps them integrate with traditional financial systems. John further compares Bitcoin and XRP, highlighting their different uses, consensus mechanisms, transaction speeds, and costs. Lastly, he emphasizes the importance of control and transparency in dealing with cryptocurrencies.
➡ Bitcoin and XRP are two different types of cryptocurrencies with unique features. Bitcoin is decentralized and widely accepted, while XRP is used by financial institutions for quick, efficient cross-border payments. XRP is also more energy-efficient than Bitcoin, making it a more environmentally friendly option. Lastly, cryptocurrencies are stored securely on the blockchain, and even in the event of a power outage, the data remains safe and the network can resume once power is restored.
➡ Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are designed to withstand disruptions like power outages, with alternative energy sources like generators or solar power maintaining network access. This is similar to having a backup system for your digital assets. The funds remain secure unless the network is permanently destroyed. It’s also recommended to diversify your assets and not put all your eggs in one basket, including having physical assets like precious metals.
➡ A seed phrase is a list of words that, when put in a specific order, can unlock your digital wallet. It’s important to keep this phrase safe and not share it online. A Faraday bag can protect your digital wallet from an EMP attack. It’s also recommended to use a secure network with a VPN when dealing with cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are considered wealth and should be included in a trust to ensure they are passed on to beneficiaries.
➡ The conversation revolves around the potential of investing in digital currencies and precious metals. The speakers suggest that even with a tight budget, one can start investing by cutting back on unnecessary expenses and gradually investing the saved money. They also discuss the importance of understanding the history of financial crashes to avoid repeating mistakes. Lastly, they touch on the topic of age restrictions for purchasing digital currencies, suggesting that while there might be an age of accountability, parental guidance is crucial.
➡ The discussion revolves around digital currencies like XRP, XDC, and XLM, comparing them to gold, silver, and copper. The speakers believe these digital assets are part of a strategy for generational wealth. They also discuss the potential of blockchain technology and the importance of understanding it. Lastly, they encourage listeners to seek guidance if they need help navigating the digital currency space.

Foreign and welcome to this very special and unique podcast. It’s one that many of you have requested for the entirety of our time on said podcast. And we heard you and so we wanted to bring this out at the appropriate time such as this. And we are certainly there in this seminal moment in history in the wealth transfer and all of its different forms and idioms for God’s people and for the people of the world. So we’re this is going to be a heavily emphasized talk on cryptocurrency, how, how to best utilize it, wallets, all the guidance and such that all of you been asking for quite some time on our different various podcasts where it has been touched on at a later point.

So if you’re new to the podcast, please do like subscribe and share so the channel can grow and others can gain in the knowledge you’re being afforded. Now, I have two special guests today. We’ll start with the nice young lady at the top, Ms. Alyssa, and she’s going to tell you about her background. But we got her from fellow friend Sandy Mirecki, who was gracious enough to share us with her and hopefully vice versa. And as I understand, Alyssa is the the acting Governor for the or the interim Governor for the Republic. And so Alyssa, welcome to the podcast.

Can you tell our audience a little bit more detail about yourself and what you’re doing, please? So just to be a little brief, I grew up in New Jersey my whole entire life at the Jersey Shore and I am married with two beautiful hard working children. They’re both off to college. And this, this is my 33rd year. Sounds interesting when I say that. 33rd year in the field of in working in the field of prevention and treatment of addiction services. So that’s God led me here because I did not expect to be in the drug and alcohol prevention and counseling field, but I’ve loved every second of it.

And then a year ago, a little over a year ago, God led me to the Republic and it was truly God led. I was originally asked to be Secretary of State, interim Secretary of State of the New Jersey Free State. And then months later, Sandy asked me if I would step up to be the interim governor in November of 2024. And I’ve been the interim governor since. I will say it’s been a, it’s been like a roller coaster ride republic. The Republic for the United States of America has been through a lot. But every leader in this republic who is steadfast in their faith for God stands true to our word and we are holding our place.

We have had people come and go because they have not been steadfast in their faith. So I’m grateful for that. I’m definitely. I feel like I was commissioned by God to be in this role and I am a prayer warrior. And I feel like that’s another necessity of someone who is in an interim leadership role within the Republic. You, you need to have your full armor of God on. So Ephesians 6, 13, 17. I couldn’t agree more. And we’re honored to have you here. Thank you for that. Listen for the explanation and you were sort of the greasing of the skids of the impetus that allowed this particular podcast for the kryptos to happen.

So I think God did in fact use you for that. So thank you. And then of course, this is one of our very special team members, folks. I’ve talked about him before. We do this so that you can see we actually do have a team. It isn’t just me and my machinations. We do have a very robust team of speaking of God, godly men and women like Alyssa and many others who holy task themselves in helping us to get the the truth, the best we can, and enlightenment out to you folks, particularly in issues like crypto, which is a very specialized niche.

And so we are blessed today to have a good friend, brother of mine, a fellow Joseph, where he’s going to go by the name of John G. I’ve mentioned him before, who is taking a risk and putting himself out in his comfort zone to do this for all of you because he wholly feels led, particularly in this department. So, John G. Welcome to the podcast and if you could just briefly tell people about your background and how you came to be so passionate about cryptos and getting involved in it. Absolutely, brother. Back in 2009, I learned about bitcoin.

I was working at Amazon at the time and someone said, well, Bitcoin’s at 33 cents. And I couldn’t figure out how to. I couldn’t try to figure out how to purchase it. I remember it being at 33 cents and I didn’t know how to do it at the time. Coinbase wasn’t available at the time. And so just, I went from there. I just worked and tried to figure out how to, how to purchase cryptocurrency and follow into 2013. I heard God spiritually, audibly speak to me. He said, john, I want you to start studying cryptocurrency, bitcoin, cryptocurrency.

And it’s not because of you it’s for the people. And so I, I was obedient and I asked God, I said, lord, help me to understand the process, the learning about crypto, cryptos at 101. And he showed me a lot. So, yeah, I’m just, I’m a faith based person. I love, I love the Lord with all my heart. I am a Joseph. I want to see people, I want to see families, people financially free out of debt and just set free and to be established in the king, his kingdom. So that’s what it all matters. The currency of heaven is the people.

And it’s just, it’s beautiful. Anyways, that’s, that’s about me. I appreciate that. Thanks. Thanks, John G. And folks, in the effort of transparencies, we always try to do our best, as we just demonstrated with Alyssa Pryor, in terms of how we came up with coming to know her and vice versa. John has always taught me about the important ethos of thought about us crossing the finish line together. It’s not about being right, it’s not about being first. It’s about winning the collective to cross the finish line. God should be getting the glory, not people. So the Bible always teaches us to be God pleasers, not man pleasers.

And he has always exemplified that in the years that I’ve been blessed to know him. So I’m grateful for him on a variety of levels. So ending the love fest, but also being transparent. Let’s. We have a slew of questions for you, John G. Which I’ve, I’ve given to you ahead of time so that we could be properly prepared with the right information which you were gracious enough to, to take on. So I’m just going to ask you these questions. These came from Alyssa and some of her members and, and truthfully, these are questions that I get, we get as a team all the time.

So it’s kind of an FAQ 101 on ramping. For those of you who are new to cryptos, never bought them, or maybe you have a scant few and you kind of don’t know to go from here. This is going to really be instrumental for you. So we’re, we’re excited to be able to satisfy a lot of things in one bucket. So without further ado, John G. Here’s the first question and it’s a pretty straightforward one. Cryptocurrency. Can you define what cryptocurrency is in its essence? Basically what cryptocurrency is, it’s often shortened by, to the crypto refers to the form of digital currency designed for secure online transactions operating independently of central banks and governmental control.

That is what a cryptocurrency is. Okay, were you able to hear that, Alyssa? It’s a little faint for me. Okay, okay. Please John, can you repeat that? It’s often shortened as. As referred to as crypto refers to a form of digital currency designed or secure online trade transactions operating the family of central banks or governmental control. Great, thank you for that. Okay, so then that leads to the next question. Why would you buy cryptos versus buying just pure gold and silver that’s physical. I would think that it’s because of one thing. If you had to carry large amounts of gold for silver across borders or abroad, the weight and quantity would be immense.

Whereas if you had a cold storage wallet and it was traveling abroad, all you would have to do is sync up your phone with your cold storage wallet or device or phone and have access to your digital assets from the go. Another scenario, all you can see. I’m sorry, Another scenario you would have to do is remember the 24 seat phrases and input it into your phone that basically is connected to an app and it’ll allow you to unlock your wallet. Those 24C phrases are your actual wallet. If you lose it, your wallet can be compromised.

So by memory I would write them down. Just make sure. Yeah, and I’m going to back you up on that, John G. For Alyssa and the team as well. So typically folks, when you buy a physical wallet, that’s the equivalency of owning physical crypto in your possession through said wallet. They typically, they typically come with 24 word phrases. They’re in a random combination. So what he’s saying is to write them down, put them somewhere safe, put them in your. In your safe or someplace that you know, maybe is connected to the wallet. So you have access to it in, in case you go through a software upgrade and you need to have it on the fly.

It’s a form of protection sometimes Also to some of the wallets folks, which John will talk about a minute also have, like with your emails, it’ll give you a two step verification, right? Maybe it’ll give you a password or a fingerprint or whatever. However the different servers work. In this case, one of the wallets that I have, I’ve talked about Descent, and you’ll talk about in a minute, John, is it gives you fingerprint as well. So it works like the old iPhones where you get fingerprint instead of facial recognition. That’s a safer and a double Indemnity.

So that’s what he’s referring to. And also, folks, if you happen to be on a crypto site or someone else’s channel and you see somebody comment about, oh, I’ve lost my 24 phrases, can somebody help me? That’s a scam. Do not get involved in that. Don’t press on that link, because that can send you down a bad rabbit hole. So we want to protect you. Just disregard that entirely. That. That is a ploy that a lot of bots are using to try to throw us off the scent because it is a viable form or a vertical of the wealth transfer thereof.

So I just want add that to the equation. So then if someone’s listening goes, okay, this makes sense, or I’m starting to understand the bet, the. The value or the efficacy of it. John, the next question would be, is, where do I buy cryptocurrency? You would want to buy currency, you know, cryptocurrency from Coinbase, Kraken, Exodus. I Recommend Exodus, crypto.com. what else? Uphold and be another one to check out. See? Yeah, I did mention Exodus. Okay, yeah. And there are many other folks as well. Just go and do your own diligence online, look up reviews, get a sense of the most commonly used ones.

But the question I always get is, where do I buy xrp? And I’m always like, coinbase, Coinbase, Coinbase. Because then what you can do is it’s a repository. So once you buy it, folks, you can take it and then, you know, move it to a hardware wallet. You can transfer the addresses like. Like a bank account. You can move it, like, from one bank account to another bank if you have them all conjoined. You had a question, Alyssa? Yes, sorry. You are. You are from New Jersey. Because you talk faster than I do. I’m from Massachusetts.

I’m from Massachusetts, but, yeah, they talk faster. Same difference. So you said. I heard you say xrp, but then you said, sound like you said Coinbase app. I did. Is Coinbase it. Is that like a. You know, like Patriot Gold? Is it a. It’s a group of people that sell. It’s. It’s called Coinbase or. What do you mean? I’ll let John answer that. John, can you address that, please? It is a. It is a. It is actually a bank. They’re. They’re working on becoming a bank, and they issue cards that you can swipe with. You can actually put crypto on the actual cards.

Coinbase cards. It’s very, very convenient. That answers your question. Does that help you, Alyssa? Yes, thank you. Sure, no problem. This is the time for this stuff to come out, so it’s good. Thank you, John. So this is a great question that gets asked very commonly and it’s understandable for people who have been in more of the traditional space vis a vis foreign currencies, precious metals, bonds, things of that nature, things that are physical, tangible products. Traditionally are cryptocurrencies backed by gold and silver. There’s some right now, one is called Paxg, or it’s also referred to as Paxos.

There’s a company out there that offers gold custody where they actually. Digital gold custody called Kinesis. I would look into purchasing maybe Kau. The ticker symbol is Kau, and the. The other ticker symbol for silver is kag. Okay. And then there’s also other tickle ticker as well. Paxg. Correct. Yeah. Okay. Sorry. P, A, P, A, X, G. And there’s also a company called Gold, Gold Coin. I’m not too familiar with them, but I’ve. I’ve heard that they actually offer gold, that they’re doing digital gold. Okay. And you’ve left some links which I sent to Alyssa for Kinesis and such.

You can share that with your audience. We’ll also leave that link in the description for people to get that accordingly. What we forgot about is that the ISO2022 definitely backs it with gold. And it’s supposed to be integrated, fully integrated, come November, possibly 22nd of November. Right, right. Thank you. Well, that’s a sub question, John, that I wanted to ask you about that. So people are going to go. Wait a minute. Back up a second. What is ISO 20022 and why is it meaningful? What does it mean? It’s a international system operations and it’s a. I’m sorry, it’s international organization standardization.

That’s what it means. Okay. The international Organizations for standard standardization. This involves the implement of necessary process procedures with an organization to meet the specific ISO standards relevant to its industrial or operations. Y and T can be voluntary or required to relate regulations or contracts. The adoption of ISO 20022 is a pivotal. Is pivotal for cryptocurrency. Aiming to integrate it. Sorry, integrate with traditional financial systems. Here’s why. Enhance interoperability. Facilitate seamless communication between crypto platforms and traditional financial institutions. Regulatory compliance Aligns crypto operations with global financial messaging standards. Aiding regulatory acceptance. Broader adoption. Encourages institutional adoption by providing standardization standardized framework.

Framework of. For transactions. And What. What is ISO 20022 compliant these cryptos are actually compliant with ISO. ISO 2220022. It’s Ripple, Stellar, Algorand, Quant, Cardano, Hedera, Iota and XDC. What’s interesting about this is that I do have a list of the actual CEOs and the creators of these cryptos from XRP, David Schwartz, Chris Larson and Jeb McCaleb. And the CEO is Brad Garlinghouse. XLM is Jeb McCaleb. But fun fact for you Stellar Lumens. Blockchain has never been hacked and it’s also partnered with World Wire which is ran by the IBM project. And Algorand is Silvio McCauley.

Quant is Gilbert Burden. Cardano is Charles Hodgkins. Hawkinson’s a co founder of the Ethereum network. There is Dr. Lemon Beard and IOTA is David Stable, Dominique Shiner and Sergey Ivan. It’s hard to pronounce Ivan. I don’t want to butcher it. That’s okay. Ivan Chilago and Sergey Pepov. XDC is Reddish Kakad, Atul Kaid and Karen. The hard was these. Yeah, that’s it. Sure. No, no problem. Thank you. Thank you John. And and Ripple, by the way, Alyssa is just for posterity is xrp. It’s the big one that this focus on. They’re about to drop this very long Mexican standoff protracted case over the last four plus years between them and the sec, which we know is we’ve talked about on our channel, is wholly corrupt.

I’ve shown articles about that in the past that John’s referring to. So that’s going to be very important that currency because that’s the, literally the gold standard. So it’s backed by gold. Xlm, Stellar Women’s is silver and XTC is copper. So if you think of metals which people are traditionally accustomed to, of a certain we’ll say age or seasoning, they typically think gold, silver, copper. So in ipso facto, when you’re purchasing these cryptos, you’re actually getting micro fractions of the metals because that’s what, that’s what’s ultimately going to back them. So Ripple or XRP will be effectively the gold standard that drives the blockchain for all these transactions for the foreign currencies like the dinar and the dong and many other currency mechanisms because a lot of these because of the XRP ledger, right? And the ISO 200 or the ISO code that lines with did you know that the Iraq dinar has an ISO code? So does Vietnam, so does the Indian rupiah.

All those have ISO codes and they have the line. And so what’s happening is the alignment is actually happening for this to all come out and to be backed by gold. So every, everything is effectively Alyssa converging to the middle through this mechanism. It’s like the central nervous system of the new financial system that makes everything go out. It makes it all possible. So that’s why it’s really important. Go ahead. Okay, so sorry. So how will we. How you have all of these different financial players as we do now, what’s going to make this system. And I don’t even know if that’s one of the questions that I gave you, but what’s going to make this system any different? Like how, how, how will this new system be prevented from fraud, from stealing from we the people? So that’s a concern because there’s so many players I hear you bringing up.

Sure, that’s a good question. Go ahead, John. So what Blockchain offers is transparency. And so there’s no hiding things under the rug. It’s all going to be transparent and out, you know, But I guess because I really don’t understand the system, which is one of the reasons, that’s the reason why I said to Sandy, there’s so many of us in the Republic who just don’t. We’re trying to comprehend all of this and the language, terminology, everything. Like, we really need a training, thorough training course like PowerPoint, some kind of. So you’re getting a. The visual, not just the auditory, because I want to see where is it all going to visually.

But it’s just, it’s like blockchain, right? Like different words, where you’re just, you’re trying to relate to where we are now and where we’re going to be. I’m trying to visualize it because I’m a visual person, right? And it’s hard for me to visualize because all I see is like, I’m visualizing like this metal. A debit card. Basically, that’s what I visualize in my head, a debit card, which, and you’re relying upon truly the system, this new cryptocurrency system not being breached. And that’s a concern, which I’m sure that’s one of the questions too. Sure, go ahead, John.

So remember, remember how I said that XLM has never been, has never been hacked, that Blockchain has never been hacked. Bitcoin has the capabilities of possibly being hacked, whereas Ripple and xrp, they can’t be hacked. Does that make sense, Alyssa? Does that Help you a little bit. We have some slides we’re going to show you that demonstrate the visual matrix we’re talking about. But I just want to go through as many of the questions as we can and then what we know, we’ve taken that into account. That’s. It’s a good point that you make. It’s a different.

Go ahead, John. Sorry. No, you should show her the, the clip. I haven’t shown her anything yet. I’m going to show you both in real time. Okay, let me, let me actually, let me take the opportunity since you brought that up, John. Alyssa, we’ll just kill two birds with one stone. So I’ve got a thanks to our, our great sister in Christ, Judy J. Who’s helped me on countless power points with fellow Nick Beniamin. She has thoughtfully put together a couple of slides that I think will go a long way. Alyssa, to help you visualize what you were talking about, alleviate some of that frustration, maybe you and your audience, maybe our audience for that matter, may have.

So I’m going to show you a slide. This, this first slide. Regards to Stellar Lumens xlm Silver based. So Hollywood, as you probably know, does a lot of what’s called predictive programming where they tell you in code what they’re going to do before they do it, but they do it under the guise of entertainment so the public never suspects that they’re actually telling the truth. Case in point. But the new system is going to be very transparent, wide open. So our mafia friends in New Jersey and New York who have notoriously money laundered the Federal Reserve dollar we all know and loathe, will not be able to do that anymore.

It takes that out. Everything’s out in the open. So if you’re. There’s no more pedophilia, there’s no more money, money laundering, all that stuff is getting stripped away. So from a transparency and an efficacy standpoint, this is actually a superior form to what we’ve known to this point. So it’s actually opposite of what you might think, which is why we’re here, to dispel that. So allow me a moment to pull this up. Please be patient with me, folks, as I pull this up. So this is the stellar limited side. Let me know when you can both see it.

We can. I can see it. Okay, great. So I’m going to start this from the beginning. This is Kathy Bates in a movie that was done not terribly long ago. Let me try to get it from the beginning here. Let me know when you can See the slide and last thing is administration needs is for a couple of cast bid by carols to make that program look anything less than stellar during this economic crisis. Not if your ears are working. And unless. Did you guys catch that? She said stellar. Stellar. I’m going to play. I’m going to play it one more time because I want to make sure everybody can hear it because I think it’s that important.

So pay close attention folks, to what she says right in the middle of her discussion. To the gentleman in this movie, we’ll go again. The last thing this administration needs is for a couple of has been vaqueros make that program look anything less than stellar during this economic crisis. Not if your ears are working less than stellar in this economic crisis. Did you catch that? They just told me is less than Right. But. But they told you in code what’s coming. And this was probably 10, 12 years ago this movie came out. Whatever it was, somebody will analy fact check it.

But the point is they told you in plenty of time. So that’s. I’ll play some other, some other PowerPoint clips in a moment. Alyssa, I just want to be able to keep this pushing so that we can get as many questions out as possible. So we’ll get back to that. John, do you expect in the near future that we will use cryptocurrency or will this take some time? I. I think that we’ll definitely use it. I think it’s here to stay. Honestly, I think one of the reasons why you just can’t. So you have, you have a fabric.

The money is made out of fabric. Right. Does that make sense? So you can’t put a. You can’t put in a specimen on a dollar. You know what I mean? Like COVID 19, they were trying to introduce the digital infrastructure back when COVID 19 hit. They were introducing and it was working behind the background. In the background. That’s what I’m trying to sell. And also, Alyssa, keep in mind too that a lot of the cash that you have today has a digital chip in it. There’s actually a little hack. You can take it and put in a microwave for three seconds and it’ll break the.

We deal. Spoiler alert. But you can break the chip inside the money. So they’ve been chipping cash for quite some time. We just didn’t know. Yeah, it’s true. So to John’s point, everything takes time and individuals have to get acclimated. That’s we talked about to the idea of paying for goods and services digitally One of the reasons for COVID 19, we believe, was to introduce the infrastructures like John said. It’s why we had to use QR codes to be introduced in restaurants during that period of time. They were acclimating people. They were, they were priming the pump and readying it to use blockchain that people didn’t even know they were using.

A safe and secure transaction. Again, full transparency. The powers, the new powers that wanted everybody to be unbanked, to be banked. So you would basically become a biyob or be your own bank. The whole point of this is for us to move away from traditional banking and become our own central bank. Now people might say, oh, but I like going to the bank. You wouldn’t if you knew how they were screwing you over, quite frankly. This is going to become a peer to peer. So, example, simple as Alyssa, you and I do business together. Maybe I consult for you, with you for child manage, child care management or something.

One of your many areas of expertise, being a mom, as I will be a new parent one day. And so I want to know from you what’s some hacks that I can use and you will teach me and I will pay you, and I will pay you directly from my account to your account without the need of a bank through this system. Eliminating the middleman of, you know, Venmo, PayPal, which goes through a third party. It’s like Venmo, but your Venmo. So it’s just peer to peer and we can do it in a fraction of a second instead of a wire transfer or a next day transfer with the bank is just holding on to making money on fraudulent interest because they make no products or services.

So the service that people think they’re getting is actually a great disservice. Does that make sense? Yeah, it does. Okay, I get the whole cutting out the middleman and but I guess my question is this. Sure. So who you’re talking about, like, so you’re saying, you know, cut out the middleman, you’re going directly to your wallet, basically, Right? Correct. So we’re all going to get a wallet to begin with, then we’re going to start. Everyone will start with a wallet. Like, what about kids who don’t like kids who are growing up? Like, how will they get that, like in the future? Where do they go for that? That might be another question I have later on.

No, that’s okay. Might as well address it now. John G. What are your thoughts on that? I can get back with you on that, Alyssa. Okay. I, I would say as we get back to you on that, Alyssa, and we will because there’s a million questions and you know, we don’t have all the answers, but we can give a good cursory roadmap today. I think trusts will be instrumental in that. Having the right trust where you set milestones for the kids and you can link your cryptos into said trust as an asset, as a means to a highway or an on ramping to, you know, getting them access to that at appropriate times.

Obviously you don’t want to give a 10 year old access to a million dollars, but you know, maybe when they’re, you know, 21 college and 25 or 30 getting married and so forth, where it’s a more appropriate time that they have proven disciplines of money management, I think is where you’re going with this. So I think that’s one of the answers to it. But we’ll, we’ll certainly get back to you. Where can we do research, John G. On cryptocurrency creators and the assets, if any, behind the currency. I would recommend to definitely X as a, as a great platform to do research on your own about these cryptocurrency creators on cryptos.

Also, you definitely need to check out Coin Market Cap. I have to, I have to tell you though that who owns Coin Market Cap shows a list of all cryptos in the world and the actual value. But the number one owner of, of, of Coin Market Cap is finance. And so here’s the thing, it’s interesting because I have to get this out too as well because this situation with the genius act and how they were strongly pushing this to get this done asap. I think they’re about to tell you the real truth of what the actual value of all these cryptos are.

Yes. Who’s behind Coin Market Cap? Everybody goes by Coin Market Cap. Really. Honestly, this is what’s going on. Cryptos are much valuable, much valuable than what they actually are right now. Yeah. And you’re having institutions basically buying it all up like blackrock. That’s why they’re trying to tokenize quickly trying to tokenize everything so that they can get at the forefront of this. And so America, you know how Trump was saying let’s, this will be the number one country that involves cryptocurrency in the, in the, in the whole entire world. And so they’re just, there’s a strong push to get this done and be at the forefront of it basically.

Pioneers. We are definitely early, I would say, but things are about to Wrap up real, real quick. So, Alyssa, just to back. Thank you, John. To back up John further a little bit so you can hear me audibly wise, auditorily. So he’s talking about X or Twitter. It’s a great place to get research and anybody can get on there. It’s free. So for the more seasoned folks, that shouldn’t be a concern. It’s a new language that you just have to get accustomed to. But yeah, these cryptos are definitely undervalued. It’s much akin to buying silver. You know, 15, 20 years ago, when it was under $10, when it was like 7 bucks, 6 bucks, we spotted value.

This is about seeing opportunity before the rest of the world gets onto it. I mean, if you imagine another example is like bitcoin, getting that into that. I’ve heard it was as late as 1997. Most got into in the early 2000s. I digress. The timeline getting into that one, it was 40 bucks. And now what it is, even when it’s about to take a drop, it’s going to take a step back and then go massively forward. Well, think of the fact that to John’s point, XRP can go on par with that, but it’s decentralized and you can own it and you can trade it.

You can hodl it, which means hold on for dear life. You want to treat these cryptos much like you would. People would tend to do with their pensions or 401ks retirements, where they stockpile them, or precious metals, for that matter. For a pro, you got to be in the long game. But the great thing is this podcast is literally timely because you’re right in the nucleus of the sweet spot of this getting ready to take off before it goes. Because once this case ends with Ripple and sec, and it’s about to. We have the back wall is the 15th.

That’s roughly nine days away. We don’t think it’ll take that long, but let’s just go with that. In less than a week and a half, they’re going to drop the case. You know what that means? That means XRP is probably going to go between 10 and $30 right out of the gate, and then it’s just gonna move. You know, we don’t know. It could be 30 bucks, 50, 100, but it’s going to start moving up like Silver’s doing, but even more. What is it now? Xrp. I’m going to take a look right now. And on Exodus, which is an app that John mentioned, great place to buy it.

I I have my Exodus wallet. I’m not going to show you the amounts, but I can show you here, Alyssa, if you look, if you look, Alyssa, you can see it’s right on my phone. So you can see it’s that it’s at $3 and $0.01. So that’s a good buying opportunity. Like silver. Silver dipped down last week and it’s, it’s moving itself up to almost $38. So you treat these like precious metals because they’re backed in part by precious metals. Just buy the dips. Buy the dips and then hodl. Hold on. And you just continue to move yourself up the mountain in these incremental phases.

You know, you take two steps back to. Takes five steps forward. It’s that kind of what they call a cup and hand or cycle movement. So it’s an easier way for people to think of it as a transition to the new language. Okay. I would also, I would also recommend an app called CoinGecko. Allows you to check out the actual prices of. Of cryptocurrency. Allows you to do the actual conversions from, from fiat to. From cryptos. So the actual value. That’s what I’m saying. Like the quantity. Punch in the quantity. It actually shows you the value of the actual current price of that cryptocurrency in the amount of like say US Dollar, like a hundred dollars out of like say, for instance, XLM in $100 is.

Hold on, I want to show you. We’ll still go through the questions list. I just want to give John time to be able to articulate that for you. $100 will get you 200, almost 250 in XLM. But yeah, which, you know, considering Alyssa, I mean, XRP is being ranked as the top coin. Some are speculating it could be 2000, 10,000 plus. Much like gold and silver because it is backed by gold. And as gold is going to move up aggressively. So to all the coins. And XLM backed by silver has an even greater climb because we know silver, there’s a limited supply of silver, but there’s more gold.

So that supply and demand will push silver up. It should theoretically push XLM up as well. So you’re. Because you’re getting more, more value for XLM than you are for xrp because it’s falling in that, that tier, if you will. So. So that. So I’m glad that you clarified. So XRP is gold. XLM is silver. Correct. And XDC is copper. Correct. What was that? Xdc. XDC is copper. Yep. So thank you John, next question is, is bitcoin or any cryptocurrency created by the DARPA or CIA? It was one of the first. Bitcoin was one of the first decentralized cryptocurrencies.

And it was invented by an anonymous individual and a group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. They published the bitcoin white paper in 2008 and launched the New York the Network in 2009. But there’s definitely government involvement where there is no definitive evidence proving government agencies like DARPA or CIA directly created bitcoin other than cryptocurrencies. These entities do not have interest in. They do. I’m sorry. They do have interest in and research these technologies. So they’re definitely watching that answer your question, Alyssa, on that one. Okay, thank you. Thanks, Sean. Interesting that it was developed by an anonymous person.

Well, yeah, yeah, yeah. Here’s. Here’s the strange thing about it. David. David Schwartz. Right. He. He’s the actual creator of X. Xrp. There’s a video out there talking about. He’s allegedly kind of admitting that he may be Satoshi Nakamoto. And so if he’s developing, if he’s created, XRP wants to say XRP is supposed to be valuable. You know, the value of like bitcoin is. The name was Satoshi Nakamoto that you asked. Yeah. And that’s going to be important for some other cryptos as well that are emerging in a new. So there’s Ethereum, which is its own platform, and there’s a lot of currencies cryptos underneath.

Housed within Ethereum, there are some other companies that are going to create their own platforms which will demonopolize Ethereum so it doesn’t have as much power and gives freedom to these new platforms. Much like lithium. Ethereum Eth. Yep. Is Ethereum something you want to stay away from or. Not necessarily. Okay. What do you think, John? I. I personally think that Ethereum is going to get hacked along with Bitcoin in the near future. But I think that XRP and XLM is going to be one of those that are going to be non hackable and non. It’ll be quantum.

Oh. What I’m. What I’m trying to bring bring about is Bitcoin is not quantum, but I found out that XRP is. It can go quantum. I do need to say something here, folks. I should have brought it up in the beginning of the podcast. My apologies. But let’s cover it now before we go further. As a legal disclaimer, we’re not financial advisors. This is not constituted as financial advice. We’re just using good quality information for you to use at your own discernment authority. Any and all financial decisions that you do are your own. We’re not liable responsible for any purchases that you make, which means we’re not responsible for the profits that you’re going to make or the sudden losses.

But remember this, if you don’t sell, you don’t lose any money. So something to keep in mind. So we just want to. You do need to sell on this. So think about that folks. Okay, so then let’s talk John about the next one. What does ISO compliancy actually mean? ISO compliance means that organizations adhere to the requirements and the guidelines set by International Organization for Standardization. This involves implementing the necessary process and the procedures within the organization to meet the specific ISO standards relevant to its industry or operations. Compliancy can be voluntary or required by regulations or contracts.

Okay, and why is ISO2.0 matter for cryptocurrency? The adoption of ISO 2002 is pivotal for cryptocurrency aiming to integrate integrate with traditional financial systems and here’s why. Enhanced operability facilitates seamless communication between crypto platforms and traditional financial institutions Regulatory compliance lines crypto operations with global financial messaging standards and aiding regulatory acceptance and a broader broader adoption encourages institutional adoption by providing standardized framework for transactions. By aligning with ISO 20022, cryptocurrencies can position themselves as valuable players in the global financial ecosystem. And what XRP provides is it’s designed to fast the cost effect designed for fast and cost effective cross border payments.

What Stellar does is it aims to connect the financial institutions, payment systems and people for low cost transfers. Algorand offers a scalable and secure platform for decentralized application and financial products. Quants focuses on interoperability between different blockchains networks which is it can be a million, it can change it can be used in several several blockchains. It’s hard to explain but Cardano provides a secure scalable platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications. ISO2022 alignment Cardano’s architecture supports compliancy with ISO2002 messaging standards and Hedera HBAR which is the Dr. Lemon Bard he’s the actual creator of HBAR and it offers decentralized platform for fast and secure applications.

IOTA is designed for Internet Internet of Things to enable secure sales and trading data streams. XTC focuses on global trade and finance offering hybrid blockchain solutions so anytime they’re they’re saying that trade and finance they’re, they’re talking about XDC’s network and these, these cryptocurrencies are in the forefront of integrating with traditional financial systems through ISO 20022 compliancy. Timeline of the global implementation is the Swift network began transitioning to ISO2022 in March 2023 and expect fully implementation by November 2025. By this time over 11,000 financial institutions across 200 plus countries will be ISO 2000 ready ready. Real time gross settlements systems, RTGs such as Bed Wire, Chaps UK or Target will support ISO2022 natively.

The foundation of the central bank digital currency CBDC and the interlegal payment protocols will be firmly established. The impact cryptocurrency that are ISO2022 compliant will have the infrastructure readiness to plug directly into the world’s new financial nervous system getting a competitive edge in adoption, relevance and utility. So great. Thank you John, appreciate that. I know, I know it’s a mouthful is a lot. You had to put in considerable time to do this. Now list I want to just clarify for you because I don’t know if this came up in the questions or not, but let’s just flesh it out while we’re here.

The whole point of this is to give our audiences respectively the ability for transparency and control. Right? That’s the key here. Like you would have with physical gold and silver, you want to be able to do this. Likewise building the bridge is what we’re saying. We’re not advocating for central bank digital currency, cbdc. That is going to be an issue for non sovereign nations like in Europe where they’re having their, you know, political and governmental issues to put it diplomatically over there. And as much as we’re afforded the leadership here in America, because as we go the rest of the world goes.

So we’re advocating more for decentralized cryptos, things that you can control and touch through the wallet through these different, we’ll say neural pathways for the financial world like branches of stem cell cells that would move throughout the body to go to the arteries to go the lungs to go these different parts of the body. Similarly, these cryptos would in a visual matrix operate that way whereby they’d move into different branches that you can capitalize. So if you bought on Coinbase, if you bought on Uphold, if you bought on Exodus, and you want to be able to transfer that to your physical wallet, you can do that.

All you have to do is take like when you would take a document you copy and paste and you send it somebody, right. And you fast track it. Similarly, you would do this with that. You would copy the address, send it from the origin point. Let’s say it’s Exodus. You bought an Exodus. You want to feel better having in your physical wallet. Then you would take that address, copy, send it to your physical wallet and it’s there in a very short period of time, depending on how much you have. And now you have physical possession, off site storage if you will, away from the main channels.

If that’s a concern for some people who really like to have a tight reign of control, does that make sense? You’ll get, you’ll go ahead. Alyssa, Are you familiar with Lance Walnut? Yes. Okay. So I remember him saying this, this, this was his word. Lord actually showed him that the goat nations would not accept cryptocurrency, but the, the sheep nations would actually adopt it. And it would be a means of transferring. It’d be a means of transferring commission, doing missionary work, getting money out to mission in the mission field. Thank you. You’re welcome. Does that help? A little bit? Yeah.

Okay. Just give yourself time to acclimate. You’ll get there. It’s a process. You know, like I said, I’m, I’m visual. So I need to like, like with all of these acronyms I, I want to categorize like in my mind because I do, I’m a trainer too in my background. So I want to categorize like these acronyms belong to this, this belongs, I have a visual for sure. Yeah, I know. I’m the same way. And a lot of people are some with you. But that’s why, why we’re suggesting going to X. Just going online. There’s, there’s basic tutorials to give people an on ramp of the terms and definitions so that they can make, you know, better associations like you’re saying.

At least I know that I could, I didn’t realize that, that you could gather that much information off of X. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s a lot. You’d be surprised. Okay, so next question, John, is, and this is a, this is a protracted question, but in, in, in the simplest terms for people, what is the inherent difference between XRP and Bitcoin as you see it? So the difference between Bitcoin versus XRP or XRP versus Bitcoin difference as two distinct cryptocurrencies with different purposes, technology and use cases. Here are the key differences. Purposes of use case. Bitcoin was developed as a digital decentralized currency.

For peer to peer transactions aiming to serve a medium of exchange store of value. XRP on the other hand was created for banks and payment networks as means of payment settlement, a money transfer system and a currency exchange, etc. XRP is primarily designed to facilitate facilitating cross border payments between financial institutions while Bitcoin is used for everyday purchases and store value. Consensus mechanism the big Bitcoin uses proof of work consensus mechanism which required miners to solve complex cryptographic puzzles to validate transactions and secure the network. This process energy intensive results in slower transaction time and XRP uses a unique consensus algorithm called the XRP ledger consensus protocol which relies on networks the network of validating servers rather than mining.

This allows faster transactions and confirmations of low trend, lower energy consumption, transaction speed and cost. XRP transactions are typically processed confirmed within 3 to 5 seconds making it significantly faster than Bitcoin which take anywhere from 10 minutes to several hours to confirm. The XRP transactions are all also have lower fees compared to Bitcoin with the standard fee being 0001 XRP. That’s fractionalized value while Bitcoin transaction fees can be much higher especially during periods of high network congestion. Supply and distribution Bitcoin has capped supply of 20 million coins ensuring scarcity and driving its value. XRP has total supply of 100 billion tokens with 38 billion available to the public with public market and remaining held by Ripple Labs.

Unlike Bitcoin, XRP is mine instead and it was pre mined. And Ripple Labs gradually releases new tokens from the escrow account and it offers decentralized decentralization. Bitcoin is fully decentralized with no central authority governing the network is maintained by a global network of developers, miners. XRP, while having decentralized network is influenced by Ripple Labs which plays a significant role in the governance of the development, adoption and use. Bitcoin is widely accepted by retailers and investors, serving as the store value of the median of exchange. XRP is primarily used by financial institutions for cross border payments and has partnerships with several banks and financial service providers.

These differences highlight how Bitcoin and XRP cater to the different needs within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. With Bitcoin focusing on decentralized and stored value. XRP emphasizing speed, efficiency and institutional adoption. So great. Thank you John for that. And Alyssa, I think we need. They moved like what, $30 million but 2.5 seconds with XRP. Yeah, that’s powerful versus you know, a wire transfer that takes, you know, hours and days. Yeah, I mean it’s, it’s it’s millions of transactions moving over the network, Alyssa, in fractions of a second. They call it the Swift system, but it’s anything but. And they really should call it the corrupt system, but that’s another show for another day.

I think we know that. And there’s an underrated point to John’s point. Melissa, before we go to the next question, which is why I’m stopping here, working with XRP versus Bitcoin is much more energy efficient. So take this piece of paper. My dad used to work for a paper company, so I’ve actually seen paper mills. Anybody who’s been to paper mills will attest to this. Takes up to five sources of energy to create this single piece of paper. They take a. A large roll of paper on a dowel. It’s very wet because it’s coming out of the factory.

So to dry it, it takes five sources of energy. It takes air, oil, water, electricity, and natural gas. And it’s. So it’s very energy taxing. Bitcoin takes a lot of energy to mine those coins versus XRP does not take much energy at all. And so it’s not only more energy efficient, it becomes less expensive, as John said, and it becomes a more viable source to use on the new blockchain. So it doesn’t just make good technology sense, but it makes good resource sense and financial viability. So it’s a win, win, win across the board for everybody.

So those who are concerned about the environment and the impacts making these coins don’t have to be concerned with XRP in the same way they would with Bitcoin. That’s another separator, so I thought it was noteworthy to bring that out. John, the next question is, we’ve touched on this before in the beginning of the podcast, but what is a cold storage wallet and why is it a good idea to have one? It’s a secure method to store cryptocurrencies offline, reducing the risk of unauthorized access, providing a reliable solution for protecting digital assets. I highly recommend that Cent Wallet.

It has a. It has a biometric thumbprint scanner already built into it along with the Ledger Nano X. The Ledger Nano Nano X uses a Bluetooth pairing. It allows you to pair with your phone versus hooking it up with wire. It’s really convenient. And I’ll show you. There’s been. There’s been pictures of. There’s been an episode that talking about xrp. Well, they haven’t been talking, but they talked about cryptocurrency and they actually showed a device that Looks like a nano, like a nano ledger. So to John’s point, Alyssa, this is my phone, as you can see, standard iPhone.

So I’m not going to show you too much to protect the privacy, but there’s a simple app right here. You can see it. It’s called the Sent Wallet, the one right there. I just literally click on it, open it up, and within a few seconds it shows my portfolio, since you like visual so much, and it’ll give you a portfolio and it’ll do a breakdown of all the different cryptos that I have in there. So I can see at a moment’s notice what I’ve got in inventory, what it’s worth, what the trend movements are just like a stock.

So you can see that. And that’s the, the wall. That’s, that’s, that’s Descent. That’s the cold storage wallet. D apostrophe, C, E, N, T. I believe it’s Descent. You can look it up online. Descent, wallet.com. they’re based out of Korea. They do a DHL three day ship. They have great, great customer support. Given how far away they are, every two to three months you can expect a software upgrade, much like with iPhone or anything like that, nothing unusual. And so they’re, they’re adding new ledgers from all these different companies and cryptos that are coming out. So if you want to take advantage of them, they’re incorporating it in the library.

Do you, do you think, like you mentioned iPhone? Are we, do you think that we’re, you know, like they talked about having a quantum phone. So will everyone. I’m diverting, sorry, but do you think people, everyone will get one of those? Or is that something that you could do in addition to an iPhone or a Samsung or whatever? I’ll let John G. Address that. Well, your, your data is very valuable. And so I think that they would, they want to issue that out. You know, what am I trying to say, brother? You have any, anything? Well, I think what he, I think if I’m interpreting what John’s saying, Alyssa, is that he’s talking about the Q phone.

I think that’s what you’re talking about, the quantum phones. I think that they’re going to make a, have a vested interest in making sure that everybody gets access to one. So whether I’m speculating here, I just try the best way I can answer a question, whether it’s a Q phone or a Tesla phone or, or maybe a combination thereof for people. They’re going to give access to people the ability to get these phones as a road map to, to make it, you know, easy for everybody to get access to it. So yeah, most likely that’s what will happen.

But so, all right, so then would, will people? Because the way that I originally understood it a few years back was that the Q phone would replace your iPhone, your Samsung, your regular phone that you have today. Correct. You think that’s okay? All right, yeah. I mean, I think initially they’re talking about Apple bringing in all this business and all that, but I think that’s, that’s more of a short term front to a longer term initiative. It’s taking power away from the companies and giving it back more to the people because every one of us has, you know, these different accounts that we’ve never known we had access to.

And the phone is a device as an on ramp to getting access to that as again, as a thoroughfare or a freeway like you would use with, you know, the gsp, Garden State Parkway or New Jersey Turnpike as different access points to get to your destination. And I think the phones will act in a similar capacity. Does that help a little bit? Yep. Okay, Next question we have, John, is what happens to our cryptocurrency if we lose power? Good question. If the power is ever lost, cryptocurrency operations will be effective depending on the scale, the duration of the outage.

For individuals and users, losing power means they can’t connect access to the digital wallets and connect transactions, as most crypto platforms require electricity and Internet connectivity. However, the actual cryptocurrency holdings remain secure on the blockchain as the data is distributed across multiple nodes around the world. In this case, it’s localized power. In this case of a localized power outage, the Bitcoin network and other blockchains will continue to function. Where there is power. Miners and nodes in areas with electricity will keep validating transactions and maintaining the blockchain. However, if the outage is global and prolonged, the network will halt as no new transactions can be processed and the miners will be unable to operate.

Keep in mind, if there is one computer running in the world, the blockchain is still, can, can still be saved. If the power is restored, the network will be resumed from where it is left off and the blockchain will continue to function normally. It is important to note that while the, while the blockchain itself is resilient, users need access to electricity and then the Internet interact with their funds. In extreme scenarios, such as a global power outage caused by a solar flare or in a heat Hemp attack. The immediate impact on cryptocurrency will be similar to other digital systems.

However, once power is restored, the network would recover. Assuming the blockchain data is not lost for users, is advisable to have a backup solution, such as a hardware wallet or our paper wallet, or to ensure access in their funds. And in case of a power outage, additional alternative energy sources like generators or solar power can help maintain access to the network during outages. In summary, while power outage can disrupt access to cryptocurrency, underlying blockchain technology is designed to withstand such disruption. And the funds remain secure as long as the network is not permanently destroyed. So in other words, Lyssa, think of it like having like you would have a generator at your house in case the main power goes out.

Think of it as having like a, for lack of better term, a digital global generator that this stuff is all backed up on. And just like your phones have backup memory, so too do the wallets and so forth. So like you said, as long as there’s one computer on, it gets salvageable. So there’s redundancy systems like most companies have multiple servers for redundancy in case they go out. They’ve built this intelligently with mine to compensate for such a potential issue. If there was a electronic meteor, power outage, or a solar flare or, or, or cyber attack, in some case, it’s manufactured.

Of course, if they manufacture it, they have an antidote for it. So hopefully that helps you a little bit on that. I did hear you say paper wallet, and then what was the other one? Was it digital? Digital. Digital wallet, yeah. Oh, I thought he said paper wallet. Digital wallet. Okay, sorry, so you said digital wallet. But then. So if I’m understanding both of you correctly, it almost sounded like having an external drive in a way. So like your, your paper wallet is connected to a QR code which is connected to your receiver drafts, if that makes sense.

And I’m doing my research. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So when this is where the world’s going, you can’t stop it. Yeah. When you, it’s like when you’re sending a transaction to a receiver dress, you have to take picture of the QR code and what’s in that QR code is the receiver dress so that you can send your cryptos over. This will be more apparent to you as time progresses. It’ll get a lot simpler too as well. So. Okay, I’m going to just ask this question real quick. You. Okay, let’s say there’s the electricity goes out emp. Whatever.

Whatever happens. Right. I don’t think that that will happen, but it’s. Let’s say it’s. It’s gone for an extended period of time. It’s like a week now. And people need to receive supplies. Whatever. What. What happens if it’s all in there and we can’t. Good access. Yeah. There. Therein lies what’s happening with Starling and the new. New financial infrastructure being laid out, working with mesh networks. So. So what you think? Yeah, no, go ahead. They’re probably going to use the Stellar. The Stellar blockchain or the XRP ledger or some. Something. They’re going to use that. I don’t think they’re going to use the Bitcoin’s blockchain.

So in other words, Alyssa, by investing in XRP and xlm, you’re also investing in the infrastructure that’s going to provide the redundancy which protects and mitigates against the issues you’re concerned about. Keep in mind that XLM has not been hacked. Ever. Yeah, go ahead. Elisa, are you familiar with the World Economist magazine, 1988? What? The actual cover of the World mag. The World Economist magazine, 1988. The actual cover of it. Have you seen the picture of it? No. It shows the Phoenix rising up out of the ashes and at the base of shows currency going up in flames.

And what it’s wearing is a golden medallion and it says, get ready for world currency. This has been amazing for a very long time. Obviously that was back in 1988. Yeah. But 36 years ago they were telling you. I know. I. I have. I’ve spoken to people within the Republic, outside the Republic, who have been waiting a long time for this. Whereas I just found out all about all of this five years ago in 2020, when God completely revealed everything to me in like a flash within the first month of. I don’t want to say it out loud, but you know, the big C.

Yeah, right. I mean, I meant 37. 36, 37. Under 40 years ago, they’ve been telling us for a considerable period of time is the point. So then the next question, John, is should people have multiple wallets? It just depends, because it varies. If you like a digital asset, a certain digital asset, some. Some wallets provide that access, if that makes sense. Availability versus just what’s available, you know, and what’s not available. It just depends. But I think as time progresses, they’re going to make it a lot simpler for people to have access, to get access to.

That’s what. Yeah. And so this is a good opportunity to deal with a talk about diversification which goes back predates or pre qualifies your previous question about what do you do if there is an EMP or a solar flare or cyber attack? This is where having different, like we say on our channel, if you’ve seen become your own central bank, right. Hold foreign currencies, whole bonds, exotic bonds, cryptos, precious metals, land assets. So if you need to get supplies and there is such a thing, you can use precious metals for barter ability in the interim of these shifts, should something happen.

Back to what he’s talking about, having all your. Not having all your eggs in one basket. Similarly, you should have diversification of your assets so that you know, having some paper cash on hand again having you know, junk silver, which everybody in your audience, my eyes can understand. Barterability in the effect of there’s an interim point you’ll be able to take advantage of. You know, if you’re X percent of society that’s holding it when others are not, you can move through the system and transition. Again, this is another vertical of the wealth transfer, the crypto side.

So it, we think it just behooves people to onboard themselves because like you said, it’s going to happen whether you’re ready or not. The sooner you embrace it, the easier it’s going to be. And I think you’ll actually be able to take advantage of it if you know how to leverage it properly. But then the precious metals will help mitigate your concerns with that. So again, right. If you have that in hand. Well, diversification, versatility is the key with cryptos, with the other things, if you have it in hand. Right. So it’s another way to, to combat it.

Basically keep it all in hand. I mean if you have, you know, you’ve got like thousands of dollars of it, you can’t keep that in hand. But are you talking about, you talking about physical match? You mean physical. Physical gold and silver. Right, which, which go. You’re right. Which goes back to his point. Having cryptos is like having fractions of gold and silver that you don’t have to physically carry on your person. But, but a lot of people I interview seem to think that it’s you’re you when you’re buying cryptos. It’s gold pegged and it’s not gold back.

That’s not true. It’s actually is gold back. They just don’t understand it. It’s cognitive dissonance. They haven’t made the connection that everything is intercorrelated. It’s not this or that. It’s everything working in synergy or in concert. So let’s see what. So, John, what is a ledger? It’s a place to record transactional data, basically. That’s the term of the ledger. That’s. But like what a ledger is. Are you talking about a cold storage wallet? Is that what you’re asking? It’s connected to that, yes. Okay, so, so basically, basically you’re taking the ledger of what you bought. XRPL xlm, Corporate Quant, Shiba Unit.

It’s also representing a Treasury. You know, it’s also, yeah, it’s been representing as treasure as a Treasury. Interesting. The whole, you know, fortune, you know. Okay, so it’s a, it’s basically a, like an online bank account, Alyssa, where you can move it into that wallet like you would take as an example, Chase, Wells Fargo. And you have these accounts linked and maybe you have it linked to your mom or your parents and you want to move money back and forth that way. You would be doing that, but with cryptocurrencies and not a bank account, because you would become in essence, your own bank account.

So this is good for people. For autonomy and freedom’s sake. Where would people get these wallets or how would they go about getting them? I would, I would recommend that you purchase from the actual site instead of like Amazon, because Amazon has been shown to have like third party affiliation or something like that. But you basically Already installed your 24 seat phrases on a sheet of paper and you write them down. Someone’s already done that. That’s what I’m saying. Like they’re trying, They’ve already had access to your, your, your ledger. That’s what I’m trying to say.

And so it’s, it’s, it’s best to have, it’s best to have it buy it from the direct, direct source, like the direct website of the actual company that distributes those type of cold storage wallets. So like for example, descent wallet, decent wallet.com1, trezor or razortrezor IO and I’ve given this to lists in the Q and A so you can share the video. And we’ll put our, we’ll put all this in the description so people can get to it through the Q A. It’s, it’s all encapsulated in that. So let’s take it more, John, to a rudimentary point just, just to make sure.

Right. Get everybody on the same page. What exactly is a seed phrase? These phrases are. It’s A, it’s a list of words that are consecutive. They, but they allow, they’re really, they’re very unique. They’re, they’re separate from one another, but they’re words, they’re just typical words. And you have to put them in your lead, your unlock your wallet. You have to put them in order from 1 to 24. So say for instance, if you, you have a mind that’s just brilliant. If you have, you have a great memory, you can memorize those words and go across border and then get you an actual ledger and then punch in that, that information.

You’ll have access to your, your wallet. You’ll have full access to your wallet if you lost your ledger. As long as you don’t forget those 24C phrases, you’ll always have your wallet. That’s what I’m trying to say. Okay, thank you for that. Make sure that you don’t copy it online because that’s, that’s, that’s you can be compromised. Make sure that you, you know, put it in the safe or put bolt. Make sure, make sure that you write it down and just keep it safe away from prying eyes. Exactly. So much like a list. If you have your home Internet, let’s say with you know, Verizon or T Mobile, you get the cube and you look on the back of the box and it usually has a four letter, four word phrase that associates the password.

Think of it like that for this. It’s the same kind of mentality or process if you like. Should we store our cold storage wallets, John, in a Faraday bag? And what is a Faraday bag? A Faraday is basically a Faraday bag. It’s just the prevention of an EMP attack on some type of device. Say for instance your cold storage wallet or your phone. There’s a company out there that’s called Mission Darkness. They allow, they had like a pocket that is EMP resistant and you can, it’s like a pouch that you can wrap your, your devices like your phone or your, your cold storage wallet like Ledger Nano X or the Descent wallet or the Trazor and go from there.

Just keep it up, you know, just keep it, make sure that you know it’s in there all times because you never know what’s going to happen. It’s just good. Take caution. Appreciate that. That goes back. Go ahead. So he said, so basically you would want, is it going, is it, does it look like a credit card? Like is it the size of a credit card where you would just put it in Like a credit card cover Faraday? No, it’s. It’s. It’s more. It’s kind of big. Not a fanny pack, I could say probably just like a billboard.

It kind of looks like that, but it’s. You kind of just wrap it up. Stick in the device and just wrap it up because it’s interlaid with. I want to say it’s like some type of aluminum. Aluminium. Are you talking about the Faraday bag? I think it’s silver for some reason. For Faraday bags, yeah. It might be silver. It might be a aluminum. I do have one Faraday bag for my phone. Okay. So, you know. Yeah. But I’m. I do recommend. Recommend Mission Darkness. Do they, the CIA and the FBI, actually use Mission Darkness? Trying to think of.

I know I looked that up. I can’t remember which one I have. It’s. It’s in the other room. Because I know Mission Darkness was definitely one of them that I had looked up for it. I’ve had it for a while. I’ve had it for a few years. I mean, basically, Alyssa, the Faraday bag is. Basically. It’s about, you know, about this big, depending on the size you get right from. Yeah, they come in different sizes, only different sizes. If you just put. The wallets are small. The wallet is. It’s like about the size of a Tic Tac box.

B, you know, about that big plug just goes in there, and you just put all the. Contain. Put that in the bag, as you know. And that also mitigates the EMP tax you’re concerned about. So if the grid did go down, it’s not going to effectuate that in any negative way. So a good. More peace of mind. That’s why he’s recommending it. That’s definitely different. Faraday is different from the rfid. Yeah, it is. Yep. Do we need to be. Sorry, go ahead. Listen. No, no, that’s what I was just saying, just to stipulate that. Sure. No, it’s a good question.

Do we need to be concerned with what networks we connect with when using or buying or storing cryptocurrencies? Make sure that you have a. Like a secure network with a vpn. I would say you could use the door. Vpn. They’re pretty good. I. I use them pretty good. And you want to write it down all the time and store it offline for. Only for your eyes. Nord. Nord. Vpn, just in case you couldn’t hear them, is a pretty secure place to do that as far as VPN is concerned. And last Question for today, John, because you’ve been, both of you been so gracious with your time.

I appreciate it. Are cryptocurrencies considered wealth and should it be included in a trust? Yes, cryptocurrencies are considered wealth and should be included in a trust. Including cryptocurrency and trust helps ensure the assets are preserved, passed on to beneficiaries, while also providing privacy and avoiding probate process. Trusts offer several advantages, such as reduced risk of losing cryptocurrencies after death, keeping the asset private to ensure beneficiaries can access cryptocurrencies without going through the legal complexities of probate. Additional trusts allow for or more control over how cryptocurrency is managed and distributed, which is particularly important given the volatility of the nature of digital ash asset.

Nice. Nice. Thank you for that. So, Alyssa, at this point, we’ve gone through what you asked for on the general, or I should say specific FAQs of the 101s to according cryptos. Before I go to the last slides, I promise. Is there any other questions that you would like to ask or anybody want to know? Okay, I’m good. I’m good. Because I know I want to focus on whatever it is that you have. Well, I just want to make sure we empty the vault while we’re here, so. Well, I mean, honestly, the, the only, the only thing that I would bring up right now, because I know so many people in this situation, is for the individual, for, for married couples where one spouse is wide awake, one spouse is not.

Right. And you have. Because I know way too many people where, you know, one spouse is awake and wants to purchase things and the, the other spouse is not, and they’re saying no. Like, what do you say to that? What. What would you say to the person that says no? That’s a tough question. I mean, that’s one we get all the time. You and I’ve talked about that offline, John and I have talked about that. I mean, I’m just going to shoot you straight, as always. And we’re in a season, and I’m certainly not rooting for marriages to fail by any stretch of the imagination or relationships.

But we’re going through a great divide in, in the world, right? We’re going from light to dark. It’s biblical. We’re going from light to dark, lies to truth. And that is, is in a good and a bad way effectuating couples. And what you’re talking about, so we’re in a wheat from the tears is what I’m saying, and we both agreed on that. So I would personally, if you’re asking me, I’ll ask John as well pray about it. If you, if, if we’re, if really your question is multifaceted, where we’re talking about a couple that’s both Christians.

One is, one isn’t. It really depends on the variable. If you, you, if you’re, if you’re a Christian and your spouse is not, well, then that’s a whole separate issue altogether because asking them to pray is not something that’s, you know, traditionally in their wheelhouse. I think you just have to pray. A person watching has to pray on their spouse’s behalf and pray for intercession that God would come through. But God, even himself is not going to interfere with people’s free will. And people have a choice at the end the day. So you do your best and let God do the rest would be my recommendation.

What are your thoughts, John? What was the question? I’m sorry, I lost track of thought. Melissa, can you repeat the question for John, please? So I know a lot of people in this boat where they are, where one spouse is awake and, you know, wants to buy, whether it’s, you know, precious metals or it’s digital currency, whatever it may be, but the one spouse is, is completely not aware of really what’s going on. As much as one spouse might be telling them, they’re not listening. So, you know, one of the things that, John, you and I had talked about the other day was, you know, you had said that, that it’s really not that much money.

It’s not that much an investment. Like, how would you, how could it, what could we share with those people to give them hope on, like, well, they can do it. They can make it happen. How do they make that happen? It’s not as expensive as people think to get in. So the two individuals are providing, they’re, they’re incongruent with one another, but yet there’s one individual that’s heard from God, right, and wanting to position themselves, themselves at the forefront of basically the new dot com bubble. You know, I mean, when I’m saying bubble, that’s, you know, the era.

That’s where we’re at. And there the urgency is so strong right now that it’s just about to pop off. Like the wealth of the wicked is laid up for the just. But it also says that, you know, the just shall live by faith. You know, these individuals that have been holding on and holding on and holding on, just. It’s a, it’s a faith walk, you know, and so I think everybody just needs to get on board because this is where the world’s going. That’s all I got right there. One last question. I’m sorry, but is there an age requirement for purchasing digital currency? Like a minimum age? A minimum age.

I could a 17 year old, a 16 year old purchase digital currency? If they have their own resources, if they, if they can, they. Yeah, they. I think it’s, I think there’s what, the age of accountability, like 18. Right. Or when you become adult, they say, are you to open an account? But I think it, it would have to be by parental guidance, if that makes sense. Okay. Supervision. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And according to, you know, because that’s where we’re going back is the parent parental guidance. You know, that’s what God really, you know, wants to do, you know, and same as, you know, if a person is homeschooling their kids, they’re learning by the parent, you know, that makes sense.

Although 17 year olds can be recruited by the military. True. Yeah. And, and, and vote and whatnot. Or 18, basically. I, I see, I see what you’re talking about. Yeah. I want to circle back to your previous question, Alyssa, because I think we didn’t quite cover it enough that can satisfy what you’re saying. But you, you asked for ideas or strategies of what you can do with a spouse if they’re not on board. Right. Maybe appeal to their sense of logic. I was thinking about as you guys were talking, I had a teacher once that told me, if you think education is expensive, think of the cost of ignorance in 1929 when we had the Great Depression, the crash.

People often don’t know their history, so they’re doomed to repeat it. Therefore they don’t realize that 1% of the population during that time flourished and prospered when unfortunately, the rest suffered because of, as the Bible says, we know, my people perish for a lack of knowledge. That’s why we’re doing these podcasts, because we don’t want that on our watch. We’re thinking about the long term ramifications, the annals of history that this will hopefully leave behind for the betterment of society and the public, etc. The Kingdom of God. So maybe appeal to their sense of simple things.

If your spouse goes out every day, I’ll just make an example. If your spouse goes every day to Starbucks and they spend, I don’t know, five, six bucks on a latte, that’s 25 to $30 a week. That’s 100 to 125, 140 whatever dollars a month. If they just cut back on that and make coffee at home, they could reinvest that money they put into a corporation that they claim they don’t like, which is ironic, but people do it because of, you know, pre programming. They could take that money and allocate it towards precious metals and cryptos for $150 a month.

And I understand times are tight for everybody, but I’m just making a tangible example. For $150 a month, reallocated to, from other things, cut back on this what you don’t need. And if you’re saying, I want to get into this because cost is an issue, make sacrifices for the greater good, cut back the things that are expendable that you don’t need and put them into things. You could easily put, Alyssa, 150 or a hundred dollars a month into cryptos and silver. That’s a couple of silver coins and, you know, 20, 30 bucks in cryptos. And you stack that week over week, month over month, year over year.

You’d be amazed. It’s, it’s what they call fractionalized investing, or you’re just doing little bits by little bits. But, you know, how do you eat an elephant one piece at a time? So you get them into the mentality of a slow, systematic pace. You tell them, you teach them about, like, if your parents, you made sacrifices for your children’s betterment, you found ways to cut back on things you didn’t need to make the benefits of what they did need. You take that same mindset and you put it into this. So it is an attitudinal mindset and a departure from an old thinking, I think might be one strategy that might help.

So, and I, I forget there was one thing you had mentioned that cost 1200, like 1200 to get into or something like, it was like a big amount. But then there was the trust. That’s small. I don’t know, maybe that’s what it was, was a trust. I said, I said an average, a decent trust should run you 1500-2500, depending on if you’re a single person versus you have a family. It all depends on circumstances. You know, mine didn’t cost much because I’m just a single person right now. But if you’re a family of four, obviously more beneficiaries, things to consider, more things to get to integrate.

But yeah, the trust is what I was referring to. So then all these Other things though, it’s really, it’s whatever you want to invest in it essentially. It’s not like there’s a starting fee, there’s no minimums, no, it’s not a quota. It’s, it’s, there’s not multi level markings, no quota, there’s none of that. It’s, it’s, you know, invest at money and that’s it basically dollar for dollar, so to speak. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you’re welcome. So I just want to make sure we covered that thoroughly. Now as I promised to give you both a break, I’m going to show you the other slides on the slideshow.

So just bear with me a moment as I get this to go through and take it from the beginning. So I’m going to do that when it cooperates. Give me a second here and we’re going to go and go to the next slide. So this is Alyssa for your benefit to ISO 20022 compliance. I’m keeping this up for a minute so everybody can watch it, screenshot it, you can go back and rewind as much as you like. That’s the beauty of video. And this defines what it is. As you can see the ability to meet the standards of the International Organization for Standardization.

As John said rightly ISO, those meeting these standards verify the ability to seamlessly communicate between crypto platforms and traditional financial institutions aka banks. By aligning with ISO 20022 cryptocurrencies can position themselves as viable options in the global financial ecosystem. Timeline and global limitation. We talked about this before. This is just a visual reprise. The Swift network, which is not swift at all began transitioning from ISO in March of 23 and full implementation is in November. That’s just three months away. That’s very quick in the annals of time. By this point over 11,000 financial institutions, banks, you know, financial companies, Schwab, Fidelity, companies like that across 200 plus countries that’s pretty much the entire world.

With the provinces will be ready real time settlements such as Fedwire Chaps Target will support ISO natively the foundation for central bank digital currencies in their ledger payment protocol calls will be firmly established and again we’re talking about owning decentralized cryptos like xrp not necessarily playing their game. We’re just they have to show you in in real time so you can see it and decide accordingly. Impact cryptocurrencies are ISO compliant will have the infrastructure and readiness to plug and play directly into the new financial nervous system. As we talked about before, gaining a competitive Edge in adoption, relevance and utility.

And these are some examples that John talked about. Ripple. Xrp, which is stellar lumens. Algorand Quant Cardano, known as ada Hedera. H bar iota, known as myota. Nxdc, which is copper. Okay, so you’re investing in not only precious metals and micro fractions, but the overall blockchain ecosystem. The essentially. Oops, sorry, let me go back to that. Now. Here we go. So you can see a list of the visual you wanted before. So everybody can see it. So right there in front and here on X or Twitter, X Finance bull. They don’t want you to see this.

XRP means gold. H bar means platinum. What did I say? XDC is copper and XLM is silver. So here you go. Here’s a great slide you can visualize, Alyssa, right there with your naked eyes. You’re not looking at metal, you’re looking at weaponized currency. Strategy blueprint for generational wealth is right here. Who’s all in? And here’s what the blockchain looks like. So you can see XRP here underneath gold, XDC silver, of course, H bar, copper and xlm. Excuse me, copper and H bar with platinum. But you can see how they intersect each other. And I’m not personally a fan of ETFs, but they are an option.

And you can see what they look like for cash flow vehicles. So you can see a percentage that you annualize on a return on investment, just like you would get with a stock. For those who are accustomed to that modality of buying digital assets, Purpose driven tokens you can see here. Again, I’m just going to leave this here for a moment. Asset class purposes and then structural components. So you can see how the ecosystem in its essence works and correlates together quite nicely. And that pretty much takes us through the slides that wanted for Visual Matrix, which again, you can go visit at your leisure and watching this podcast as much as you like.

Are there any additional questions that anyone has? You’re. You’re muted, Alyssa. Sorry. Thank you. No more questions. This was great. Thank you. I will have to. I will definitely be watching this over and putting at a slower speed and taking copious notes. Sure. Most definitely. Without a doubt. Well, I would expect no, no less than getting to know you and your gravitas, knowing Sandy. So that’s. That’s good. And I imagine your audience and our audience should and will do that respectively, I think. Oh, yeah. So as I always do, Alyssa and John, you both know if you watch the podcast, I’m going to Alyssa, I’m going to put your links in the description.

If somebody wanted to contact you in terms of this and or joining the Republic in New Jersey, but for posterity, where can people get a hold of you? Well, technically we use the Republic email, which is New Jersey at Republic for the United StatesofAmerica.org that’s the direct line. And then I do recommend that people go to the website members.republic for the United Statesofamerica.org and register. And when you register and you place your state, you know, make sure you include your county and your phone number, the best email. And then this way that’ll actually get generated directly to me.

It’ll be sent to me and then I will respond to you immediately. Great. And then as we always do customarily, any last thoughts or words you have, words you have for the audience today? I would just say that there’s no doubt in my mind that we are in end times. But it’s not a bad time, it’s a good time. We’ve gone through the bad times. I feel like the good times are ahead of us. I’m very hopeful in that and that I do believe, you know, when I think about digital currency, it’s like I’m torn. But, but you know, the Holy Spirit puts it on me that so this is, this is going to be the new golden age of transaction.

That’s all right. So we just have to trust in the system right now. So one of the. Thank you for that. One of the things John and I and other team members, they’re not speaking for the entire team, but portions of our team believe is. And John, I’m going to ask you the same questions in a moment, brother. But we believe we have, we’re in the season of Joseph where we have seven years of plenty and seven years of famine. So using that as a matrix, I believe we have about five to seven years that God is giving us an opening to the, to the narrow gate to get God’s people to safety.

Getting on the boat like Noah did, building an infrastructure out of nothing. Very similar to the kin of the conversation we’re having with cryptos and went from nothing to something. It’ll be like that he built a boat for 120 years for a flood that never, no one ever saw. But it still happened, it came to pass. And this is much the same thing. So we believe, therefore, based on biblical historical perspective, we have about five to seven years before there is a famine. So that’s why we’re Encouraging all believers and, and competent quality people watching the podcast to get on that proverbial boat.

Take advantage of this while you can because if you miss out, you don’t want to be that person down the road says I could have, should have, would. Now again, maybe God doesn’t have it for you and that’s fine. But for those who do, who are open to the notion of becoming their own central bank, this becomes a very critical component of that. John, I know obviously we’re not, we’re going to, you know, you’re not going to put yourself up publicly or anything like that, but I will ask you last words that you have for the audience and one thing I am recommending.

I mentioned this to list offline. If you folks watch this podcast and you feel like you’re enough of a self starter and you can do it on your own, great. But if you need additional guidance or you want that hand holding support, I will tell you that I trusted John with my own personal accounts and portfolio. He helped me set everything up years ago from soup to nuts because I didn’t know much about it either and I had to on ramp myself and I’m pretty good with technology but this is its own as you know, animal John personally helped me and so I’ve entrusted him.

So if people do want guidance or consulting, John’s goal post RV is to get into helping people exclusively in this space to do that. So I’m going to ask if anybody wants to reach out to John. I will have him give his email if they would like, you know, consulting on a one time or an ongoing basis. Again, I don’t, I don’t have any skin in the game. I don’t benefit. This, this is to help him and to help the people collectively so that we’re clear. So with that in mind, John, last thoughts that you have for the audience and if somebody did want to contact you for said consulting, how could they do so? Sure, if someone wants to reach out to me, my email is teamgenesis augmail.com and I just, I pray that everybody seeks God because he is the true treasure and like I said, it’s all about him.

Well, I appreciate that brother. And I know this was a leap of faith for you and I. I know we, this is definitely a start for me because I’ve had, I’ve had a fear of, of public speaking. It started when I was really young. The enemy has really tried to stop me in that department. I definitely do have a story to tell. I want to share my heart with a lot of people. I know that I’m going to reach a lot of people. It’s all in due time, brother. Absolutely. Can you John, can you repeat that email again? Because I’m not sure we’ll I’ll leave the link in the description but just so they hear from you.

Team Team T E A M genesisu.com okay. So teamgenesisu.com Melissa if you want to share with your audience. And again, we’ll leave both of your links in the description as well as the Q A here so that everybody can go because all the links for all the different wallets and everything, as you know, Lissa was stored here in there. So we’ll, we’ll be very forthcoming with that. John G. Alyssa, thank you for joining us for this wonderful, informative and necessary podcast at this time. We appreciate your support and we look forward to talking with you in the near future.

Thanks so much. I appreciate it. Appreciate both of you. Likewise. God bless everyone.
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