Online disputes about the Rothschilds involvement in the creation of their own cryptocurrency projects IMMO
Yesterday, Coinspeaker published an article in which the author shared his thoughts on the sensational news about the development of the Rothschilds’ own cryptocurrency project IMMO. This information leaked from closed channels, as stated in article.
The author of the article stipulates that the project developed by the Rothschilds is most likely a stablecoin, which value is to be determined by the price of gold or another natural resource. A possible goal that Rothschilds pursue is the global use of IMMO tokens. Should this be the case, acting as an issuer of IMMO, the dynasty will gain control over a huge capital.
Furthermore, the author does not exclude the possibility of IMMO being an attempt to introduce the official state cryptocurrency, which has nothing in common with decentralization. It is also assumed that the mysterious IMMO (from the German word “Immobilien”) could be something related to real estate.
According to the article, the Rothschilds may create the IMMO in attempt to address the internal needs of the family: private blockchain will allow the Rothschilds to account for all of their wealth, as well as enable them to transfer the accumulated wealth to their descendants in the IMMO tokens.
Interestingly enough, the creation of the world currency has been mentioned for over 30 years in The Economist, which belongs to the Rothschilds: “THIRTY years from now, Americans, Japanese, Europeans, and people in many other rich countries, and some relatively poor ones will probably be paying for their shopping with the same currency. Prices will be quoted not in dollars, yen or D-marks but in, let’s say, the phoenix. The phoenix will certainly be more convenient than today’s national currencies, which by then will seem to be a quaint cause of much disruption to economic life in the last twentieth century”.
Undoubtedly, IMMO cannot be compared directly with world currency Phoenix, described in 1988. Nevertheless, there are just too many coincidences … and one question remains open: “What is IMMO?”
