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Yes it does indeed.
The coins are a derivative where the underlying assets are big macs. Correct, that makes the coins worth more than federal reserve notes. However, you need to ask yourself how long Macdonald's will survive. I don't see a long future ahead since all their commodities are federal reserve based. The government wants to weaponize food, especially meat.
Yes, exactly. There's still the tie to the Fed Reserve Note.
People continue as normal, when everything is tied to a worthless fiat paper, what goes up must come down, but nobody seems to care, or understand.
I have a large, relatively, sum of cash in the bank and very nervous about it (have some gold but don't wanna put all my cash in that, maybe real estate, I dunno, but I'm getting old).
I understand your dilemma. I've thought of coins, but how will people know how much value they're worth?
Real estate is great, except, it needs to be defended. When government collapses, who will defend it? I suggest guns, ammo and food. Good luck.
jews are already weaponizing food, goyslop.
You thought the mortgage backed securities collapse was big, wait until the Big Mac coins go under!
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