• The Bank for International Settlements is part of a global cabal of bankers and elites seeking to manipulate the economy for their own benefit, using green financing as a tool to establish a new world order.
• The Bank for International Settlements, an international organization that serves as a bank for central banks responsible for 95% of the world's GDP.
• They are pursuing a secret plan to create a digital currency that will enable a global surveillance system and eliminate cash.
• The BIS is also “allegedly” engaging in covert operations to cause environmental disasters, which are being used to create fear and panic among the public and to justify their agenda of green financing.
• Through their Innovation Hub, they are creating technologies for measuring environmental impact and risks, as well as sustainability-linked products and carbon trading markets.

The BIS Innovation Hub is researching how central banks can leverage technology to create new forms of cashless payments and digital currencies through 4 projects: Project Helvetia, Dunbar, Aurum and Rosalind.

• Project Helvetia seeks to facilitate central bank money settlement in a future with more tokenized financial assets.
• Project Dunbar tests international settlements using different CBDCs.
• Project Aurum digitally issues and distributes wholesale CBDC.
• Project Rosalind explores the use of API layers for retail CBDC payments.

All projects are supposed to be purely experimental and are not supposed to imply any decision by the participating central banks on issuing CBDCs. But we know better... So, conspiracy podcast listeners… listen now! We have a lot to cover, so Buckle Up… Grab a Drink… and Let’s Dive Right in…

• A joint report between multiple organizations reveals CBDC’s potential for cross-border payments.
• 87 countries are exploring the use of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) to facilitate cross-border payments, with 9 having already fully launched and more in development.
• The BIS proposes three models for setting up wholesale CBDCs for this purpose: compatible, interlinked, and multi-CBDC platforms.
• Implementing CBDCs raises legal, regulatory, operational and cyber security issues, as well as potential macro-financial implications.
• Conspiracy theorists [like us] suggest the BIS is trying to create a global digital currency that would replace national currencies, and exploit developing countries' monetary policies/resources.