The 1988 Economist predicted a world currency with their symbol

I’m connecting dots and I’ll let you decide what to make of it.

Most people think Ripple appeared in 2012. It didn’t.
RipplePay was launched in 2004 by a programmer named Ryan Fugger. Four years before the Bitcoin whitepaper existed. But the rabbit hole goes deeper than that.

Historical hosting records show that the domain XRPL.org was active as early as January 2007. Nearly two years before Bitcoin’s Genesis Block on January 3 2009.

The same IP address 64.20.43.107 allegedly hosted multiple domains that would later become central to the entire crypto ecosystem.

RippleTrade.com from September 2006. Bitcoin.com from March 2007.
XRPL.org from January 2007.
CraigWright.net from March 2007.
And Smsz.net linked to Mark Karpelès who later ran Mt. Gox from September 2006.

Think about what that means. The man who claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto. The man who ran the exchange that handled 70% of all Bitcoin transactions before it collapsed. The infrastructure of XRP. And Bitcoin.com itself. All allegedly sharing the same hosting address years before any of them became public.
If you dont find this interesting I definitely wouldn’t want to grab a beer with you.

Then there is Ripple Communications. Public records show it existed in 1991. Not 2012. Not 2004. 1991. And Ripple now holds the federal trademark for that name.

There is also a documented email from someone at Ripple Communications informing a recipient that the Intelligence and National Security Alliance, ODNI, and government agencies in the intelligence community were seeking presentations. That email is sourced from hackmer.com/tag/government and it is real.

Look at the Economist cover from January 1988. Get ready for a world currency. A phoenix rising from the ashes of burning national currencies including the dollar and the yen. With the date 2018 on the coin. The phoenix carries a fleur-de-lis on its head. The Fugger family coat of arms from 1536 to 1806 features the exact same fleur-de-lis. Their coins from 1621 carry the same symbol circled here.

The Fugger family controlled much of the European economy in the sixteenth century. They financed kings, popes and emperors. Some historians consider them the architects of modern banking. Ryan Fugger shares that surname.

I am not saying Ryan Fugger is a direct descendant of Jakob Fugger. I have no evidence of that. What I am saying is that the same symbols that appeared on Fugger banking instruments in 1621 appeared on a 1988 Economist cover predicting a world currency. And the infrastructure of what would become XRP was allegedly active years before Bitcoin launched, sharing hosting with Craig Wright and the founder of Mt. Gox.

XRP was not invented. It was engineered. Over decades. By people who understood that the current monetary system had an expiration date and who built the replacement infrastructure before the public conversation about that replacement had even begun.

The Clarity Act passed the Senate Banking Committee this week. The DTCC has production dates for tokenized asset settlement. July. October. The Federal Reserve just changed chairs. American Express just notified customers of a planned outage for a Federal Reserve system upgrade. The UAE left OPEC on May 1st.
All of this is happening now.

The dots are there. What do You think?