Over the past 14 years, my explorations across the Global Currency Reset (GCR) landscape has been both enlightening and complex.
Through countless hours of research, discussions, and personal reflection, I’ve come to grasp my best understanding of the GCR’s exchange redemption process and its tier structure.
It’s a system that, at its core, is designed to facilitate a monument al shift in global finance, leveraging repressed currencies and historical assets for the betterment of humanity.
Here’s how I’ve come to understand this intricate process and the roles of those involved.
Hopefully it makes sense, perhaps it doesn’t. I will leave that up for you to decide.
Once Upon a Time
It all began with a fascination for the storied wealth of dynastic Elders and Royals, whose centuries-old accumulation of gold seemed like the stuff of legends.
Yet, as I researched deeper, I discovered that these tales were not only plausibly true but were the foundation for a plan to reset the soon-to-collapse global financial system.
This plan, aimed at transitioning from a fiat-based to a gold-backed monetary system, relies on a specifically structured tier system for its execution.
Tiers have often been discussed in GCR Land over the years, yet the relatively simple explanations of what the tiers are left me with more questions than answers.
Tier 1: The Bedrock of the GCR
At the foundation of the tier structure are the Elders and Royals—collectively the custodians of the off-ledger gold that underpins the entire GCR.
Their role extends beyond mere guardians of wealth; they are the visionaries who have pledged their centuries-old treasures to underwrite a new era of global finance.
This tier, in essence, sets the stage for the entire redemption process, providing the collateral necessary to secure the future currency system.
Tier 2: The Engine of Value
The second tier is composed of the global private trading platforms, engineered by the Royals and Elders to operationalize the vision of the GCR.
These trading platforms act as the conduits through which the gold collateral transforms into actionable financial instruments.
Tier 2 is also where sovereign nations hold a role as investors within the platforms to determine the value of their native currencies against the gold collateral (pool of stored value).
This also sets the intrinsic purchasing power of a nation’s currency relative to their GDP.
This is where the complexities of exchange and redemption rates are navigated (a unit of a nation’s currency vs. a Tier 1 unit of gold value), and the value of historical assets is realized within the new financial system.
Tier 3: The Intermediaries
Brokers, dealers, and private investment groups make up the third tier, serving as the vital link between the foundational assets and the individuals ready to participate in the GCR.
Their role in aggregating and pooling assets, and their acumen in navigating multiple financial landscapes, ensure that the assets reach the trading platforms efficiently.
Tier 3 is where the logistics of exchanges and redemptions take shape, bridging the old with the new.
Tier 4: The Beneficiaries and Participants
At the heart of the tier structure are the individuals and groups who possess the repressed currencies and historical bonds.
Their role transcends mere participation; they are the vanguard of the GCR, ready to leverage their holdings for the reset and revaluation – from fiat currency to a monetary unit of stored value.
Tier 4 embodies the spirit of the GCR—ordinary people standing at the threshold of extraordinary financial change.
They are the beneficiaries of the redemption process, poised to contribute to humanitarian and economic development projects with their newfound wealth.
Final Thoughts
Understanding the GCR’s tier structure has been a journey of connecting historical dots to present realities and future possibilities.
Each tier represents a distinct set of roles and responsibilities, yet they are all interconnected within the structure of the GCR.
From the guardians of ancient wealth to the architects of financial platforms, the intermediaries who facilitate asset pooling, and the individuals poised to realize the benefits, the tier system is a testament to the complexity and ambition of the GCR.
It’s a process that spans centuries, cultures, and economies, converging in a modern initiative that promises a more equitable and sustainable future.
By striving to better understand the tier structure, the GCR falls into place, not just as a financial reset, but as a global blueprint for rediscovering the value of humanity’s oldest treasures for the common good.
