Assuming the readers who make it to this article are well informed enough that there is no need to go into the history of the global money changers and their desire for a one world currency.
(If you don’t yet understand the goal of the globalist banking empire and the coming engineered collapse of the fiat currency system, you’re already about 5,000 posts behind the curve.)
With that as a starting point, it’s now becoming increasingly evident that Bitcoin may be a creation of the NSA and was rolled out as a “normalization” experiment to get the public familiar with digital currency.
Once this is established, the world’s fiat currencies will be obliterated in an engineered debt collapse (see below for the sequence of events), then replaced with a government approved cryptocurrency with tracking of all transactions and digital wallets by the world’s western governments.
NSA mathematicians detailed “digital cash” two decades ago
What evidence supports this notion?
First, take a look at this document entitled, “How to Make a Mint – The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash.” This document, released in 1997 – yes, twenty years ago – detailed the overall structure and function of Bitcoin cryptocurrency.
Who authored the document?
Try not to be shocked when you learn it was authored by,
"mathematical cryptographers at the National Security Agency's Office of Information Security Research and Technology."
The NSA, in other words, detailed key elements of Bitcoin long before Bitcoin ever came into existence.
Much of the Bitcoin protocol is detailed in this document, including signature authentication techniques, eliminating cryptocoin counterfeits through transaction authentication and several features that support anonymity and untraceability of transactions.
The document even outlines the heightened risk of money laundering that’s easily accomplished with cryptocurrencies. It also describes “secure hashing” to be “both one-way and collision-free.”
Although Bitcoin adds mining and a shared, peer-to-peer blockchain transaction authentication system to this structure, it’s clear that the NSA was researching cryptocurrencies long before everyday users had ever heard of the term.
Note, too, that the name of the person credited with founding Bitcoin is Satoshi Nakamoto, who is reputed to have reserved one million Bitcoins for himself.
Millions of posts and online threads discuss the possible identity of Satishi Nakamoto, and some posts even claim the NSA has identified Satoshi.
However, another likely explanation is that Satoshi Nakamoto is the NSA, which means he is either working for the NSA or is a sock puppet character created by the NSA for the purpose of this whole grand experiment.
The NSA also wrote the crypto hash used by Bitcoin to secure all transactions
On top of the fact that the NSA authored a technical paper on cryptocurrency long before the arrival of Bitcoin, the agency is also the creator of the SHA-256 hash upon which every Bitcoin transaction in the world depends.
As The Hacker News (THN) explains.
"The integrity of Bitcoin depends on a hash function called **SHA-256**, which was designed by the NSA and published by the *National Institute for Standards and Technology* ([NIST])."
THN also adds:
"If you assume that the NSA did something to SHA-256, which no outside researcher has detected, what you get is the ability, with credible and detectable action, they would be able to forge transactions.
The really scary thing is somebody finds a way to find collisions in SHA-256 really fast without brute-forcing it or using lots of hardware and then they take control of the network."
Cryptography researcher Matthew D. Green of Johns Hopkins University said.
In other words, if the SHA-256 hash, which was created by the NSA, actually has a backdoor method for cracking the encryption, it would mean the NSA could steal everybody’s Bitcoins whenever it wants (call it “Zero Day.”)
That same article, written by Mohit Kumar, mysteriously concludes,
"Even today it's too early to come to conclusions about Bitcoin. Possibly it was designed from day one as a tool to help maintain control of the money supplies of the world."
And with that statement, Kumar has indeed stumbled upon the bigger goal in all this:
To seize control over the world money supply as the fiat currency system crumbles and is replaced with a one-world *digital currency controlled by globalists*.
Think cryptography is bulletproof? Think again…
Lest you think that the cryptography of cryptocurrency is secure and bulletproof, consider this article from The Hacker News, ‘Researchers Crack 1024-bit RSA Encryption in GnuPG Crypto Library,’ which states,
"The attack allows an attacker to extract the secret crypto key from a system by analyzing the pattern of memory utilization or the electromagnetic outputs of the device that are emitted during the decryption process."
Note, importantly, that this is a 1024-bit encryption system.
The same technique is also said to be able to crack 2048-bit encryption. In fact, encryption layers are cracked on a daily basis by clever hackers.
Some of those encryption layers are powering various cryptocurrencies right now. Unless you are an extremely high-level mathematician, there’s no way you can know for sure whether any crypto currency is truly non-hackable.
In fact, every cryptocurrency becomes obsolete with the invention of large-scale quantum computing.
Once China manages to build a working 256-bit quantum computer, it can effectively steal all the Bitcoins in the world (plus steal most national secrets and commit other global mayhem at will).
These TWO breakthroughs could WIPE OUT Bitcoin
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Ten steps to crypto-tyranny – The “big plan” by the globalists (and how it involves Bitcoin)
In summary, here’s one possible plan by the globalists to seize total control over the world’s money supply, savings, taxation and financial transactions while enslaving humanity.
And it all starts with Bitcoin…
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Roll out the NSA-created Bitcoin to get the public excited about a digital currency. -
Quietly prepare a globalist-controlled cryptocurrency to take its place. (JP Morgan, anyone...?) -
Initiate a massive, global-scale [false flag operation](http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_falseflag.htm) that crashes the global debt markets and sends fiat currencies down in flames (hoax alien invasion, hoax North Korean EMP attack, mass distributed power grid terrorism network, etc.) -
Blame whatever convenient enemy is politically acceptable (North Korea, "the Russians," Little Green Men or whatever it takes…) -
Allow the fiat currency debt pyramid to collapse and smolder until the sheeple get desperate. -
With great fanfare, announce a government-backed cryptocurrency replacement for all fiat currencies, and position world governments as the SAVIOR of humanity. Allow the desperate public to trade in their fiat currencies for official crypto currencies. -
[Outlaw cash](http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_globalbanking.htm#Cashless_Society) and *criminalize gold and silver ownership by private citizens*. All in the name of "security," of course. -
Criminalize all non-official cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, crashing their value virtually overnight and funneling everyone into the one world government crypto, where the NSA controls the blockchain. This can easily be achieved by blaming the false flag event (see above) on some nation or group that is said to have been "funded by Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency used by terrorists." -
Require [embedded RFID](http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/secret_projects/implants.htm#RFID) or biometric identifiers for all transactions in order to "authenticate" the one-world digital crypto currency activities. *Mark of the Beast* becomes reality. No one is allowed to eat, travel or earn a wage without being marked. -
Once absolute control over the new one-world digital currency is achieved, weaponize the government-tracked blockchain to track all transactions, investments and commercial activities. Confiscate a portion of all crypto under the guise of "automated taxation." In an emergency, the government can even announce *negative interest rates* where your holdings automatically decrease each day.
With all this accomplished, globalists can now roll out absolute totalitarian control over every aspect of private lives by enforcing financial “blackouts” for those individuals who criticize the government.
They can put in place automatic deductions for traffic violations, vehicle license plate taxes, internet taxes and a thousand other oppressive taxes invented by the bureaucracy.
With automatic deductions run by the government, citizens have no means to halt the endless confiscation of their “money” by totalitarian bureaucrats and their deep state lackeys.
How do you feel about your Bitcoin now…?
Bitcoin to be targeted
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by Mike Adams
BillNyeScienceLies: I’m more intrigued by the theory that bitcoin was created by AI as a way to get people to build it a super brain. The blockchain has 200x more processing power than the world’s top 5 super computers. I also see cryptocurrency as a mark of the beast scenario.
Rose_Thug: Fiat or Crypto – They’re still in charge and at large.
ILikeToJustReadHere: Why mention how Quantum Computing destroys the value of cryptocurrency when you end your post with a NWO cryptocurrency? Those two things just don’t work together.
Do you not know that you mentioned a weapon to destroy this plan before you mentioned the plan?
of_mendez: The thing is, with this things in mind, crypto can be made to prevent that by adding to the protocol some even stronger set of encryption, or by just using a different system all together, even if the globalists take bitcoin and 99% of all other currencies, the cat is out of the bag, we can make our own money now, anybody can
volomike: If that’s the case, then they’re doing a terrible job at it because it’s about to be dethroned once the crypto carts of the world decide to dump it because of it’s slow transaction speed and high transaction cost, among other issues like lack of anonymity that crypto lovers crave.
Randy_Prozac: It all sounded way too good to be true.
Thanks for the info, gonna read that pdf.
ghftrdhjvgfxgh: This sounds true, I have never seen so many idiots embrace digital currency, with crypto they love it with the little illusion they will make money
Ducky: Take the following with a grain of salt (as you should with any story given sans citations).
A family member of mine works for Wells Fargo. In a position which quite often puts him/her around high level execs and their subsequent chatter. This person has held this position for 20 years, and sees these execs quite often. As such, they have become comfortable around said person to the point that they will often joke around and carry on conversation.
Last week I was told of a short conversation this family member had with a high level Wells Fargo exec (who at the time was sharing a stage with execs from Bank Of America, and a couple other “smaller” banks), in which a comment was made that certainly paints Bitcoin, and banking in a not so positive light.
The comment in question was: “Well, eventually we’d like to see all financial transactions done via microchip, especially cryptocurrency”. The comment was made in a *“this is going to be a really neat and convenient change in banking technology and we are excited for the possibilities”* kind of way as opposed to having an insidious tone. This person told me it felt like this exec was just shooting the shit and speaking on ideas they were working on with excitement.
Now, I trust this person with my life. So I believe them 100%. Which means that comment says two things; #1, big banks have a goal of slowly moving us towards microchipping to complete financial transactions, and #2, this exec said “**we’d** like to …”, not “Wells Fargo would like to”, but “**we’d** like to”, implying banking execs are working together in this goal, and then he said “*especially* cryptocurrency”.
Said family member noted that none of these banking execs ever seem worried in the slightest about cryptocurrency. Almost like they’ve got it all under control.
I really am starting to believe Bitcoin is merely a test or tool for a one world currency. And when you’ve got 7.5 billion people using the same currency, the only logical way to make transactions is with a microchip in your hand.
Anywho, my apologies for lack of citation, but I pretty much have no proof (hence this being a comment and not a post). Thought I’d share this story regardless, as it fits OP’s topic to a T.
Ninjakick666: [Bitcoin is a honeypot and Satoshi Nakamoto is (was) a super secret agent.. now what?](https://medium.com/security-news/bitcoin-is-a-honeypot-and-satoshi-nakamoto-is-was-a-super-secret-agent-now-what-a49fad45552e#.564u38dxx)
RagingSatyr: I heard IOTA and XRV aren’t as centralized. Fml I want to trade altcoin but coinbase won’t verify me and I’m too lazy to do the money order shit.
dutsi: The initials for ‘Anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto’ flipped backwards spell NSA…
newdaynewme1: Yawn. More fear porn based on the incorrect premise that quantum computing will ruin all cyrptocurrencies.
And you know what? Ironically, they say … (Fake News?)
Japan Prepares Banks For Huge Bitcoin Collapse
Japan is preparing the country’s banks to prepare for a huge Bitcoin exchange collapse by creating their own method of securing Bitcoins in the event that an exchange should fail.
The February 2014 collapse of Tokyo based bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox was a traumatic event for the 24,000 investors around the world.
Zerohedge.com reports: It also ushered in a two-year crypto bear market that saw the price of a single bitcoin plunge from a peak of $1,200 to a low of around $200 before the torrid bull market of the present day began. And as the bankruptcy and legal issues surrounding the collapse continue to wend through the Japanese legal system, none of these investors have received a single crypto cent of remuneration – despite the ballooning valuation of the exchange’s remaining assets.
Many market observers believe that one of the biggest risks to the current rally would be a similar incident unfolding across another major exchange like Bitfinex or CoinBase’s GDAX.
So in a move that could go a long way toward legitimizing the burgeoning crypto market, Japanese banking behemoth Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group which is Japan’s largest financial group and the world’s second largest bank holding company – through its trust and banking unit – is preparing to launch a service that will allow individual investors to secure their bitcoins in the event an exchange should fail again, according to Nikkei Asia Review.
MUFG isn’t the only major global bank seeking to build up its cryptocurrency franchise: Goldman Sachs is reportedly in the process of launching a crypto trading desk. Of course, as observed recerntly, Japan is one of bitcoin’s biggest markets, and its largest exchange, Bitflyer, accounts for nearly 40% of global exchange-based trading.
MFUG’s new trust service would help mitigate what has, in the past, proven to be one of the biggest threats to the crypto market. It will also help Japanese regulators cement their position at the vanguard of crypto’s integration with traditional markets.
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking is preparing a scheme for protecting holders of cryptocurrencies if the exchanges they use fail – a risk that veteran fans here know all too well.
This highlights how Japan’s finance industry seeks to make the most of the opportunities associated with virtual currencies, which the country has taken to in a big way, accounting for around 40% of global bitcoin trading.
Japan was also the epicenter of one of the digital currency’s biggest shocks — the 2014 collapse of Mt. Gox, the largest bitcoin exchange at the time.
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust will offer a way to keep exchange customers’ cryptocurrency holdings separate from the entrusting exchange’s assets. This will make it the first trust arrangement of its kind in the world, according to the Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group member, which recently applied for patent protection.
Per Nikkei, the service could launch as early as April, when Japan’s Financial Services Agency is expected to recognize cryptocurrencies as an asset that can be placed in trust, like real estate or securities.
While the market value of major cryptocurrencies has ballooned to $300 billion, bitcoin and its peers have remained remain decentralized creations without an oversight body like a central bank – a core component of their appeal. But as the usage and valuation of digital currencies grows, these exchanges, which are often overwhelmed and under-staffed by the flurry of new accounts, they’re increasingly becoming targets for state-sponsored hackers like the North Korea linked Lazarus Group.
As Nikkei explains, Mitsubishi UFJ Trust will maintain the same records as its exchange clients. In the event that the exchange operator fails to safeguard its customers’ assets, Mitsubishi UFJ will use these records to compensate investors for their losses.
Of course, this service won’t protect customers from violent plunges in the valuation of bitcoin, like the selloff that occurred over the weekend during the runup to the Christmas holiday.
Using an arrangement like Mitsubishi UFJ Trust’s would entail a fee that would be shouldered by individual investors. But “customers will feel peace of mind knowing that a trust bank is managing their assets,” said CEO Noriyuki Hirosue of Tokyo-based exchange Bitbank. After all, the big banks have never violated their fiduciary duty to their clients – therefore, they’re implicitly more trustworthy than crypto startups with few resources and little to no track records.
To use the service, exchange customers will opt in when they start trading. Mitsubishi UFJ Trust will monitor the accounts of those who do for suspicious activity and examine pending transactions in detail as needed. A late-night sale of a huge amount of bitcoins, for instance, would get flagged for inspection instead of being processed immediately.
While regulators in the US have expressed skepticism about digital currencies, Japan established itself as a leader in building a regulatory framework when nearly two years ago, it passed a law clearing the way for financial institutions to become involved in the crypto market.
The Japanese recognize the adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies as a competitive advantage, and they’re right. The FSA began registering cryptocurrency exchanges in earnest this past autumn.
Offering this service will help establish one of Japan’s largest financial institutions as a key player in an increasingly contested global market, which has seen a surge of institutional interest in the trading of cryptocurrencies in recent months.
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