The Great Reset: 'Second draft of globalization' – BlackRock's tokenization plans exposed.

BlackRock has been quietly preparing to capture your savings — and now, their technical solution has arrived. CEO Larry Fink recently confirmed that the world’s largest asset manager is developing its own proprietary system to tokenize assets.

"That’s why today, we’re uncovering the real 68-trillion-dollar reason behind BlackRock’s tokenization push, how they plan to use crypto for control, and what it all means for the markets. Enjoy!"

"This is a $68 trillion problem BlackRock has to solve. A challenge that may reveal their true motivation for tokenization. To overcome it, they need a system that makes illiquid long-term investments behave like liquid assets. And that's where tokenization comes in. By putting a bridge, a data centre, or a portfolio of private equity on a blockchain, BlackRock can fractionalize these assets into thousands of tiny tradable tokens. Suddenly, a locked up infrastructure investment becomes a liquid programmable instrument. For BlackRock, this isn't a technological experiment. It's a necessity. Tokenization is the key that unlocks trillions in pension capital and perhaps the only way their global investment strategy can truly work. But liquidity alone isn't enough. BlackRock must also make those assets compliant and controllable."

"The goal is the ultimate convergence. A system where central bank digital currencies or CBDC's become the primary medium of exchange and every asset is tracked, verified, and programmable. Even Citibank described this fully tokenized framework as the 'end state of the financial system'. But tokenization isn't just a way to make assets liquid. It's the mechanism being used to fund a much larger ideological agenda. The UN's sustainable development goals or SDGs [SDGs is tied closed with WEF's Great Reset. UN is a globalist organization.]. BlackRock's $68 trillion infrastructure drive is designed to meet those goals. And at the core of that system lies the digital ID. Under SDG16, every country must roll out digital identification by 2030. In BlackRock's tokenized future, your house, your investment, even your ID are tied to a built-in-crypto wallet, all stored on the same centralized ledger. And this is how the idea of a own nothing and be happy could become a reality because ownership itself turns digital and therefore programmable. So if someone steps outside of accepted norms or defies a government mandate, access could in theory be switched off. It's sold as convenience, but in practice, it's compliance by design. A world where freedom depends on whether your wallet still works. And to make sure people accept it, the elites are playing both side because they know the public are sick of establishment politics."

"Once their proprietary infrastructure is fully operational, their private rails could siphon institutional volume away from public blockchains, weakening their network effects and revenues. And even if their tokens move across public chains, ultimate control would still rest within their own systems, the opposite of decentralization."

Note: CEO Larry Fink is a globalist, a World Economic Forum Board of Trustee member and now a interim co-chairman of WEF. BlackRock is a strategic partner with the WEF, a globalist front organization. Andre Hoffmann is the vice-chairman of La Roche and a WEF Board of Trustee member and the other co-chairman of WEF. La Roche is an associate partner of WEF. Hoffman is also in deep state territory as a senior adviser at Chatham House and a member of Club of Rome and Bilderberg Steering Committee. Hoffmann doesn't appear to be a trained foreign agent but the company's CEO Severin Schwan and CFO/CITO Alan Hippe are both Young Global Leaders graduated in 2008.

"The biggest challenge is how do we move from a shareholder economy to a stakeholder economy (the Great Reset)." – Andre Hoffmann

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