In previous articles I have warned of the digital pyramid that cryptocurrencies market is, the future inviability of them and the risk to the investor in this type of products. But when the investor becomes the great capital and in the middle of a historically unmatched financial crisis, the risk of immediate bankruptcy of the pyramid is assured.
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A few months ago, we discussed the emergence of the DCE, China’s new digital currency, and wanted the cryptocurrency guidelines, but under the full control of the Central Bank of China, and predicted the arrival of the other digital currencies in the rest of the central banks, CBDCs. Well, this September they have already presented the same in partnership with the CBDC identification, although the pattern that all currencies will follow is the identification itself with the current legal tender, making a gradual change.
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The news of the born of Digital Coin Electronic Pay (DCEP) as a cryptocurrency has aroused the illusion of the anti-system world to think that the time has come for the great financial revolution, although they may be disappointed sooner rather than later.
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An Europe doomed to National Socialism and a Latin America without guidance for the future have in their own hands the opportunity and solution to the crisis generated by the pandemic.
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If we introduce in a cocktail shaker a pandemic, weak and un-trained governments, and decision-making focused on the Humanitarian vision rather than the Economist vision, and all right at the start of the annual spring, the result is the European Spring.
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Europe has demonstrated its inability to manage itself as one, in a solidarity and one-sided way when it comes to decision-making. But if anyone has sought their particular and personalistic interest throughout their history it has been Germany
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When I began this review of the situation of pandemic crisis and its effects on the economy, it did not have in my mind to incorporate this continent into global analysis, but it would not be ethical or moral to forget the cradle of Civilization.
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To speak of Asia is to speak mainly of China, India and Russia. Interestingly, in the pandemic crisis, Asia has been the source of it, but at the same time the last to begin to spread massively.
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The purported ideology of American nationalisms skillfully managed by Anglo-Saxon cultures has helped not to see the socio-economic perspective of such an impact. The independence of Latin American countries involved the greatest economic crisis and indebtedness of their coffers and thus the impoverishment of one of the richest societies of the moment, but that is something that was never assessed.
The crisis caused by the pandemic, has the prospect of generating again, in the minds of these societies the same nationalist spirit in order to silence the social realities to which they will be subjected.
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If there is a north and a south in Europe, this concept is much more pronounced when we talk about the Americas. We need to talk about a north and a south that doesn’t correspond to geographical elements. Here the South encompasses all Latin nations versus the U.S. economy that functions and responds completely differently.
If anyone has always known how to emerge from a socio-economic crisis victoriously, that’s the United States. It must be acknowledged that while its economy is not competitive with respect to the rest of the world’s economies, since the latter are much more belligerent and aggressive, and with greater interference from states, knowledge and historical planning of all possible solutions, simulation of scenarios and antisocial or unethical decision-making by the American government , have always allowed him to emerge victorious and fully supported by his citizens.
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