YouTube is paying creators in stablecoins, following a playbook from credit cards: offer no fees to drive adoption, then monetize once it's entrenched. Coinbase Commerce advertises zero fees but notes they're subject to change. The speaker sees a $14 trillion card-transaction market ripe for profit and warns that an elite group plans to push stablecoin adoption before promoting altcoins they control.
There's an unofficial power structure manufacturing crypto adoption right under your nose, and YouTube is being used. YouTube, the world's biggest social media, now fully integrated crypto in their platform. They are paying their creators in stablecoin. It's currently live right now, and they can get paid in the United States. I'm going to introduce to you a concept that the elite use over and over again. It's called bait and switch. They've done this bait and switch many times, but one example that's really applicable to our current situation is when they actually rolled out credit cards. Visa launched BankAmericard in September 1958, and believe it or not, there were 0% merchant fees. Right now, if you go buy a shirt from whatever store, I don't know if you knew this, but the actual business pays a fee. It's called a merchant fee, and it's kind of like 2.5% to 3%. It doesn't seem like a lot on the original transaction, but if you do this in every business ever to use a credit card ever, This adds up to trillions of dollars. And then slowly but surely, they got people to use the credit cards because they're super convenient and it's free. You might as well use it anyways. They got people to use a completely new payment structure because everybody's using cash before. And then when they got people to adopt it, what they did is they slowly started changing it and started charging a fee. Now people pay 3— 2.5 to 3%. It's kind of like 1 to 2%. They started rolling it out in the 1970s. This is called a bait and switch. Now I want you to take a look at it. It's called Coinbase Commerce. Faster payments. Do you see no fees? This says no fees. And then they put in the documentation that all fees and charges are subject to change, as you can see on the official website. You guys got to comprehend how big this is. It's driven by a $14 trillion annual card transaction volume market. So all the people using cards, $14 trillion. That is a lot of profit. And them getting you to adopt something completely new, and they're making it extremely convenient right now. I see the same thing playing out again. So whoever this elite is, they have an agenda. They want traditional money in crypto. It's very clear. We see it all over, right? So instead of getting people to buy altcoins, it's kind of difficult. Let's get them to adopt stablecoins, right? The only question In this bait and switch scenario is how is the elite going to monetize it? And I'm telling you, it's through different altcoins on the market because they create the altcoins themselves as well. So you have a goal, you bait people, you lock them in, and then you switch it. So I'm telling you right now, you can get ahead of it by accumulating altcoins. I'm telling you, bro, they're going to get all the money in the stablecoin market, and then they're going to start hyping up altcoins like they do every single cycle. And it'll be significantly easier to people to take that money into stablecoins and start buying altcoins. And you can get ahead of the curve and take advantage of the bull run if you see what I'm saying.
