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Hello dear Julie, we are sharing regularly our perspective on the global banking system but please understand that we are not doing RV sessions on demand as we have many projects lined up and limited capacity. Thank your for your support of our work and warm greetings, Rose

Hello dear FullMonte, are you doing the pendulum session yourself or are you seeing somebody? All the best, Rose

Thank you dear Jason for your nice lines. Warm greetings,Rose

Hello dear Tee, so right :-) Warm greetings, Rose

speaking to a contact I have in Intel corp. They have provided capital to iexec. They see it going places which is reassuring.

well said about the recent dip. I think I understand. So BTC went up 40% in about an hour. So you are saying sell everything I own and put it all into BTC right now. Do not research on my own and put all my financial well being and responsibility in the hands of the remote viewers. and then when we have another pullback, on the way to the moon. blame them and come on here and post angry messages at the team right. haha. keep up the good work guys. dollar cost average every week. never go all in.

Paul, According to coinmarketcap IExec aka RLC, can be found on Bittrex, an exchange that I know from personal experience is KYC/AML, FDIC insured and incorporated in Nevada, USA. coinmarketcap.com is great for finding these things. On their website at the top right corner, tnere is a search box where you can search coins by name and symbol. Under the general information for each coin is a tab bar where the second tab is "markets" There you will find all markets where it is trading as well as current prices on each exchange converted to USD. Another helpful website is Tradingview.com, a free charting site where you can see RLC/BTC chart for different exchanges in real time. UPDATE: I have checked in with different exchanges that trade RCL and it is not supported for US customers :( I am very disappointed. ~ the nanny state strikes again. Grrr

thanks for giving perspective with the Digibyte example. Helpful.

I agree it will be interesting to see what will be the fiat cryptos. I recall hearing that Cliff High has said that the US will have 3 versions of a fiat US Fed Resv cryptocurrency. bu they will not gain dominance and that they will be overtaken by a decentralized BTC kind of currency. That could take awhile. In the mean time former CIA, Jim Rickhard published his book "Aftermath" this summer. It is about the aftermath of the big crash coming. He is down on BTC, says it is only "worth $200" and talks about central banking crypto currencies. His book is worth a look, or at least his interviews on YouTube, but it is very clear who's team he is playing for: more of the same old fiat system that can be inflated. These days I see 3-5 major currencies being in use world wide as a matter of plan. This will keep the system diversified, and robust in both innovation and strength from nefarious attack. I see this in each of the different categories or genres of the block chain. For example the new coin Koto out of Japan seems to be another version of DASH. Thanks, Norman.

The previous dip was an internal dip down to the common .618 FIB level and then the 3rd largest percentage move upward BTC has experienced since it's conception. People tend to panic during drops and sit in disbelief as it rises. It was perhaps the buying opportunity of a lifetime. :)

How and where dose a U.S. citizen purchase this coin?

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I have a pendulum session, once and again .. and it has been pretty consistent. A high rise until mid November and then a crash...

ED: I was looking for a pullback of BTC to $6500. Xi Jinping has changed that and I’m currently rethinking BTC/USD. I still find the alts to be extremely undervalued and having BTC dominance over 66.6% is comical. If BTC is going to run into the May 2020 halving I’d like to see the alts run now followed by alts pulling back to allow BTC to run into the halving. That being said, the money changers like to throw curve balls from time to time and a run into the halving is not guaranteed. Today, you can buy a millionth of the total supply of Digibyte for the same cost as taking your wife out for a nice meal. That seems ludicrous to me. So....bottom line. I appreciate corporate and the remote viewers trying to find the systemic coins that will be the backbone of the new economy and digital infrastructure.

Thank you gentlemen. Would you please do a remote view of the Fed and/or global banking system to see what they will do? Thanks again.

Excellent summary, totally agree with Daz on BTC remaining the driving force. Also, it would be interesting to look into what's actually going to be the main substitute crypto currency for the failing fiat money, especially USD, EUR, GBP.

Very interesting chat, thank u guys keep them coming .. looking forward to Michael coming back it’s been way too long ..