BlackRock Ceo Larry Fink ...davos | must move faster toward digitized currencies

The priest of BlackRock just gave his sermon. Not in a cathedral. But in Davos. At the pulpit of your new prison. He speaks of transparency. He means surveillance. He says “reduce corruption.” He means reduce privacy. He says “unified blockchain.” He means one ring to track them all. This is not innovation. It’s consolidation. They don’t want to upgrade the economy. They want to finish digitizing your leash. Programmable assets. Fractionalized property. Tokenized ownership. Sounds like freedom. Until you realize the backdoor key still belongs to the issuer. In this system, nothing is truly yours. Not your house. Not your money. Not even your vote. Just access points on a ledger you can be locked out of for wrongthink. Every asset. Every identity. Every transaction. One grid. One switch. One overseer. This isn’t a pitch. It’s a prophecy. They aren’t warning you. They’re informing you. And the smile is part of the spell. He doesn’t fear corruption. He fears disobedience. The currency isn’t digital. It’s behavioral. And the moment you comply, You just volunteered for your own deletion.BlackRock CEO Larry Fink tells the World Economic Forum the world must move faster toward digitized currencies under a single unified blockchain to *reduce corruption."
He outlines a vision where every asset is placed on one system, including stocks, bonds, real estate, money market funds, and cash.
In that system, ownership would be tokenized, fractionalized, programmable, and instantly transferable on one all-encompassing blockchain ledger.