The object of these posts are to, hopefully, keep things realistic. For the GCR to implement it would have to be under the right conditions. For full implementation, under the right conditions, what would a rational time-line be to expect to see fruition of the event? There are several factors at play including the scope of the changes, cooperation between nations and the complexity of the financial system integration. Take into consideration the U.S. is under a new administration. The time it takes for a new U.S. administration’s policies to take effect or undo the previous administration’s actions can be time consuming. Changing the global financial picture requires similar actions and time frames. For example:
1. Immediate Actions (0-6 Months)
- Official Announcements & Agreements – Central banks, the IMF, and global financial leaders would need to agree on the new system’s framework and valuation method (gold-backed, digital, SDR-based, etc.).
- Emergency Banking Measures – Temporary restrictions like capital controls, bank holidays, and withdrawal limits could be imposed to prevent financial panic.
- Currency Conversion Rules – Guidelines on how old currencies will be exchanged for new values must be established and communicated.
- Initial Market Reactions – Stock markets, forex markets, and commodity markets would experience volatility as investors react to the reset.
2. Transition Phase (6 Months – 2 Years)
- Banking System Upgrades – Global banking systems, payment processors, and financial institutions would need to adjust to new exchange rates, clearing mechanisms, and potential new digital currencies.
- Government & Corporate Debt Restructuring – If part of the GCR involves debt forgiveness or restructuring, negotiations could take months or years to finalize.
- New Regulations & Trade Agreements – Countries would need to adjust trade policies, taxation, and financial regulations to align with the new system.
- Public & Private Sector Adoption – Businesses and individuals would need to convert their assets, adjust wages, and shift accounting systems.
3. Full Implementation (2-10 Years)
- New Financial Infrastructure Fully Integrated – Blockchain or digital banking frameworks (if part of the reset) would need time to scale globally.
- Economic Adjustments & Stabilization – Inflation/deflation effects, market adjustments, and supply chain shifts would take years to balance.
- Global Confidence & Compliance – Countries and markets would need time to fully trust and adapt to the new system.
Best-Case Scenario 3-5 years if well-planned, with strong cooperation between central banks, institutions, and governments.Worst-Case Scenario 10+ years if there is resistance, economic collapse, or significant technical and logistical hurdles.
There are two ways to look at it. One is, all these actions have been taking place behind the scenes and when the event is implemented all required mechanisms and actions are in place and ready to roll. The other is, the GCR is implemented and all the actions needed to make it work will take the time it takes for it to integrate.
Kind of like going on a long road trip with the kids. You know where you’re going. You know how long it will take to get there. You know you will get there. But the kids are constantly asking “Are we there yet?” You can act like the kids or be the adult in the car.
