"The news claims that Citigroup had created a new financial product called a "digital asset receipt" that would allow institutional investors a less-risky way of investing in crypto, and was the result of collaboration between the bank's capital markets origination team and the depository receipts services team.
The New York-based bank has come up with perhaps the most direct way to invest in cryptocurrencies without actually owning them."
DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
Well. It should.
The big banks control the price of gold.
How?
Through the use of paper gold.
Now they want to sell you "paper" cryptocurrencies so that they can control the volatility of cryptocurrencies and manipulate the price, just like they currently do with gold.
In essence, a "cryptocurrency derivative" that allows you to buy cryptocurrencies but never own them, thereby creating a shadow market for cryptocurrencies from which to draw manipulation of the crypto markets and exchanges.
REMEMBER THIS:
BANKS ARE DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED TO CRYPTOCURRENCIES.
EVERYTHING THAT A BANK IS A CRYPTOCURRENCY IS NOT.
WHERE BANKS ARE TOOLS OF CURRENCY CENTRALIZATION AND CONTROL?
CRYPTOCURRENCIES ARE TOOLS OF CURRENCY DECENTRALIZATION AND AUTONOMY.
EVERYTHING THAT A CRYPTOCURRENCY IS A BANK IS NOT.
THEY ARE MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE CONCEPTS WITH LESS THAN ZERO CONCEPTUAL, STRUCTURAL OR PRACTICAL OVERLAP, FOR ANY REASON WHATOSEVER.
