The Digital Cage: How the Global Banking System is About to Own You

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FedNow—Real-Time Tracking Already Here FedNow is already here, making sure your money moves faster. Yay, progress! But what’s the catch? Every move you make is now tracked in real-time. Want to make a purchase outside of your usual pattern? Flagged. Want to withdraw extra cash for something? Raised eyebrows everywhere. It’s all under the guise of “convenience” and “efficiency,” but really, it’s financial surveillance. FedNow lays the foundation for the ultimate control system. And you won’t even notice it happening—until it’s too late. ISO 20022—The Global Control System, Coming in March ISO 20022 goes live in March, and it’s going to change everything. It’s a new global standard that ensures every transaction is processed digitally. Sounds harmless, right? Guess again. What it really means is that the last bit of privacy you had in your financial life will disappear. Every time you make a purchase—cash, gold, crypto—it’ll be tracked. Think of it like giving banks and governments a full view of your financial life. Where you spend, how you spend—they’ll see it all. Once this system is in place, you’ll be trapped in it. SWIFT Trials in 2025—The Final Nail in the Coffin And now, for the grand finale: SWIFT’s digital asset trials in 2025 as detailed in the article on ZeroHedge here . This is the final piece of their plan. SWIFT is ready to merge digital currencies with traditional money, creating a unified system. Every paycheck, every investment, and every penny you have will be controlled by the banks. They’ll decide if you’re spending responsibly. Want to transfer your own money? Good luck. They can pause, block, or freeze your transactions if they don’t like what you’re doing. It’s no longer your money—it’s theirs. This is the last step in building the digital cage, and once it’s complete, there’s no escape. Yes, We Should Be Concerned About the SWIFT Trials Yes, we should be concerned about the implications of SWIFT’s digital asset trials starting in 2025. The integration of digital currencies with traditional financial systems could lead to profound changes that affect financial privacy, personal control over assets, and the overall security of transactions. Here are the main reasons for concern: 1. Total Control Over Transactions: The trial by SWIFT aims to unify both traditional and digital currencies under one system, potentially giving banks and financial institutions the ability to monitor, freeze, or block transactions they deem suspicious. This could lead to less financial freedom, as your money could be restricted or controlled without your consent, especially in the case of programmable money.