How Your Money Will Be Controlled Now

Programmable money and social credit

Speaker 1: 00:00 A high score means you get access to better loans, more opportunities. A low score means you can't buy a plane ticket; you can't get certain jobs. They want you, quote, “on your best behavior.”

The easiest way to understand the digital control grid is to look at each one of them separately. The first pillar is programmable money, which they say is needed in a world where AI will replace all the jobs.

Right now, the dollar in your bank account is just a number. It has no rules attached to it. You can spend it on whatever you want, wherever you want, whenever you want. Programmable money is different. So imagine you get a paycheck, and it's only valid for a certain amount of time before it expires.

Now, I'm not saying that these specific rules are coming tomorrow. I'm just saying that the technology to do all of this already exists. That all stablecoin issuers must connect to a Treasury Department pipe—one that applies anti-money laundering rules and sanctions enforcement. And once this connection exists, it can be integrated with anything, including a social credit system.

A social credit system is basically a score that gets assigned to you based on your behavior. Did you pay your bills on time? Score goes up. Did you jaywalk or post something critical of the government online? Score goes down. And your score determines what you'll be allowed to do.

Every stock you own, every bond, and every asset will be on a programmable ledger. And once it's there, the rules that govern your money can be changed at any time by whoever controls that system.