Jay Aziz
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For 2026 the global GDP forecasted to reach $123 trillion. The global financial system has a balance sheet reaching $1.7 quadrillion in assets. The global derivatives market measured by "notional value," reaching an estimated $846 trillion as of mid-2025. Crypto $2.4 trillion. 🤔
The DTCC is a major switch.🎚️💨
INTEL: Japan’s JSCC teams up with Mizuho and Nomura to pilot government bonds on blockchain
Warsh just committed to Senator @berniemoreno that he won’t have the Fed move towards a central bank digital currency if he’s confirmed and it’s within his power as chairman to do so. He also said he agrees that the Fed does not have the right to issue a CBDC and it would be a “bad policy choice.”
Same structure every cycle 2019 low -> expansion to $69K 2022 low -> expansion to $126K Now 2026 low is forming in the same zone You know what's coming next
🚨NEW: This morning, @RepYoungKim and @RepLiccardo unveiled the bipartisan PACE Act to create a national payments license for fintechs and crypto companies. The bipartisan bill would let regulated state depository institutions and credit unions that conduct money transmission be regulated under a new optional framework overseen by the @USOCC. This bill would permit these institutions to access Federal Reserve payment services, aligning with Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller’s “skinny master accounts” concept, which @krakenfx gained access to earlier this year. The bill also gives the Federal Reserve Board, and not the individual Reserve Banks, final decision-making authority over skinny master account applications. It also looks to reduce costs for consumers, who often end up paying fees passed down layers of banks just to access ACH. “We can reduce the burden of bank fees borne by too many American families by enabling broader access to innovative payment systems that deliver cheaper, faster, more reliable service,” said @RepLiccardo. “I’m proud to partner with Young Kim on this bipartisan PACE Act, to modernize our payment system for the benefit of millions of cash-strapped Americans.”
