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Showing posts with label ecb. Show all posts

20201113

The digital currencies of the determining Central Banks are designed with a hook

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The ECB's digital euro is a CBDC designed with a hook.

Because the ECB must be able to maintain negative interest rates in order to be able to absorb the liquid currency issued and running on the markets and in people's hands.

And although the launch of CBDC digital currencies from the decisive Central Banks is a step forward in terms of the solution of the general payment system, the solution can be entangled with a currency-reducing device, during the transition from liquid to digital.
And in the ECB's CBDC project, the reducer is a Venturi tube for the purpose of being able to play with pressure differentials and debugging by imposing negative interest rates to remove the excesses of liquid and book-currency issues from the market.
The financial engineering prepared in the initial ingredients of digital €uro contains variable commands and has merit on the condition that the ECB could safeguard families and savers.
The bad thing is that the financial engineering commissioned by the ECB should be hurried and could be rustic for retail customers or even without safeguarding them, because (the good intention is granted) the first fishery must be that of the bigger fish and to work you have to let him eat the fish
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It will be a matter of checking the exercise of Central Banks in the management of their CBDC farms.
However, the ECB's CBDC design, the already famous digital € uro, contains a Venturi hook adapted unfairly.
What can be understood as a spoiled solution.

In the 4G3W Internet Economy, people create digital savings from the same material (money) that is required for converting to digital currency. But that alone (money) is not enough to create and own digital savings.
In the 4G3W Economy of the Internet, datavaluation is used, the substitute for investment and for that it is necessary to inject time into money and create digital objects known as "Owndated Webquantums", which are digital savings under the property registered at WUW's General Ledger, conducted in webmatic regime by the GCP and regulated by the USA Administration. And with tax-free daily results because webtaxmatic made by Google-USA first.

Take your "Personal-Savings-Helper". It's free. It runs on free mode your BPaaS to make digital savings with cash results every day at 12:00 New York local time under GoogleCloudPlatform and TIGTA's inspection from US Treasury.

20140808

ECB and the illusion about rates control

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And if people prefer digital savings and ECB is not prepared to give folks that skill to make capital gains from their cash ?

And if savers prefer capital gains in front of false rewards on interest rate basis ?

And if folks prefer assume their personal bank-financial-power, using movil androïd app for multiplied results in cashkeeping mode ?

The monetary policy for the €uro area, have to be induced for a set of major counters generated into the Timestock_Owned_Market, (The T.O.M. 12 o'clock New York).
And that have to be a result of digital savings universocial stream.
Because the web foundations of investments are under datevaluation practice and savers' control.
Through their Personalized-Webliving-Savings with USAdmnistration, W3C and Google.
FilipeAlvesFerreira(27th May 1942)



20100402

Network + linking money + hyperconnectivity

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Linking money-to-money by datevaluation practice may resolve all financial problems first confessed as located in Grece. The fact may push the European Central Bank and J-C Trichet's team to overcome with datevaluation ressources as proposed in Economy 4G3W.

Because the creation of the personalized dynamic savings by folks on singularity application, allows asset control even when shifting reserves are not fungible like the money it is now in the Classic Economy for domestic and foreign finantial exchanges.

It is time to let people deal their added value when in matter of savings makers. Because we need all profits of all communication motors working among us. To cover wellbeing needs and refusing to do it with past and unconnected bonds. Bonds without energy plug-in even when ECB inflates with governments treasury bonds. Requering you and me and all of us. Because Economy is social and universal. It must be universocial. Welcome abord.

Let do with intranet and internet going and returning, free and webpowered.

Let me do, person-to-person. Let us do, with our personal-to-machine . Performing machine-to-machine. With our network connected devices. Like my Personal Webcashmotor, my own motor-for-savings.







20071013

Banks for International WUW Research

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Central bank websites
(Last update 2 August 2007)
Afghanistan:
Bank of Afghanistan
Albania:
Bank of Albania
Algeria:
Bank of Algeria
Argentina:
Central Bank of Argentina



Armenia:
Central Bank of Armenia
Aruba:
Central Bank of Aruba
Australia:
Reserve Bank of Australia



Austria:
Austrian National Bank
Azerbaijan:
National Bank of Azerbaijan
Bahamas:
Central Bank of The Bahamas
Bahrain:
Central Bank of Bahrain
Bangladesh:
Bangladesh Bank
Barbados:
Central Bank of Barbados
Belarus:
National Bank of the Republic of Belarus
Belgium:
National Bank of Belgium
Belize:
Central Bank of Belize
Benin:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Bermuda:
Bermuda Monetary Authority
Bhutan:
Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan
Bolivia:
Central Bank of Bolivia
Bosnia:
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana:
Bank of Botswana
Brazil:
Central Bank of Brazil



Bulgaria:
Bulgarian National Bank
Burkina Faso:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Cambodia:
National Bank of Cambodia
Cameroon:
Bank of Central African States
Canada:
Bank of Canada - Banque du Canada



Cayman Islands:
Cayman Islands Monetary Authority
Central African Republic:
Bank of Central African States
Chad:
Bank of Central African States
Chile:
Central Bank of Chile



China:
The People's Bank of China



Colombia:
Bank of the Republic



Comoros:
Central Bank of Comoros
Congo:
Bank of Central African States
Costa Rica:
Central Bank of Costa Rica
Côte d'Ivoire:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Croatia:
Croatian National Bank
Cuba:
Central Bank of Cuba
Cyprus:
Central Bank of Cyprus
Czech Republic:
Czech National Bank
Denmark:
National Bank of Denmark



Dominican Republic:
Central Bank of the Dominican Republic
East Caribbean area:
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
Ecuador:
Central Bank of Ecuador
Egypt:
Central Bank of Egypt



El Salvador:
Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea:
Bank of Central African States
Estonia:
Bank of Estonia
Ethiopia:
National Bank of Ethiopia
European Union:
European Central Bank



Fiji:
Reserve Bank of Fiji
Finland:
Bank of Finland



France:
Bank of France



Gabon:
Bank of Central African States
The Gambia:
Central Bank of The Gambia
Georgia:
National Bank of Georgia
Germany:
Deutsche Bundesbank



Ghana:
Bank of Ghana
Greece:
Bank of Greece
Guatemala:
Bank of Guatemala
Guinea Bissau:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Guyana:
Bank of Guyana
Haiti:
Central Bank of Haiti
Honduras:
Central Bank of Honduras
Hong Kong:
Hong Kong Monetary Authority



Hungary:
Magyar Nemzeti Bank
Iceland:
Central Bank of Iceland
India:
Reserve Bank of India



Indonesia:
Bank Indonesia



Iran:
The Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran



Iraq:
Central Bank of Iraq
Ireland:
Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland
Israel:
Bank of Israel



Italy:
Bank of Italy



Jamaica:
Bank of Jamaica
Japan:
Bank of Japan



Jordan:
Central Bank of Jordan
Kazakhstan:
National Bank of Kazakhstan
Kenya:
Central Bank of Kenya



Korea:
Bank of Korea
Kuwait:
Central Bank of Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan:
National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic
Latvia:
Bank of Latvia
Lebanon:
Central Bank of Lebanon
Lesotho:
Central Bank of Lesotho
Libya:
Central Bank of Libya
Lithuania:
Bank of Lithuania
Luxembourg:
Central Bank of Luxembourg
Macao:
Monetary Authority of Macao
Macedonia:
National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia
Madagascar:
Central Bank of Madagascar
Malaysia:
Central Bank of Malaysia



Malawi:
Reserve Bank of Malawi
Mali:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Malta:
Central Bank of Malta
Mauritius:
Bank of Mauritius
Mexico:
Bank of Mexico



Moldova:
National Bank of Moldova
Mongolia:
Bank of Mongolia
Morocco:
Bank of Morocco



Mozambique:
Bank of Mozambique



Namibia:
Bank of Namibia
Nepal:
Central Bank of Nepal
Netherlands:
Netherlands Bank
Netherlands Antilles:
Bank of the Netherlands Antilles
New Zealand:
Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Nicaragua:
Central Bank of Nicaragua
Niger:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Nigeria:
Central Bank of Nigeria



Norway:
Central Bank of Norway



Oman:
Central Bank of Oman
Pakistan:
State Bank of Pakistan



Papua New Guinea:
Bank of Papua New Guinea
Paraguay:
Central Bank of Paraguay
Peru:
Central Reserve Bank of Peru



Philippines:
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas



Poland:
National Bank of Poland



Portugal:
Bank of Portugal



Qatar:
Qatar Central Bank
Romania:
National Bank of Romania
Russia:
Central Bank of Russia



Rwanda:
National Bank of Rwanda
San Marino:
Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino
Samoa:
Central Bank of Samoa
Saudi Arabia:
Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency



Senegal:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Serbia:
National Bank of Serbia
Seychelles:
Central Bank of Seychelles
Sierra Leone:
Bank of Sierra Leone
Singapore:
Monetary Authority of Singapore



Slovakia:
National Bank of Slovakia
Slovenia:
Bank of Slovenia
Solomon Islands:
Central Bank of Solomon Islands
South Africa:
South African Reserve Bank



Spain:
Bank of Spain



Sri Lanka:
Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Sudan:
Bank of Sudan
Surinam:
Central Bank of Suriname
Swaziland:
The Central Bank of Swaziland
Sweden:
Sveriges Riksbank



Switzerland:
Swiss National Bank



Tajikistan:
National Bank of the Republic of Tajikistan
Tanzania:
Bank of Tanzania
Thailand:
Bank of Thailand



Togo:
Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
Tonga:
National Reserve Bank of Tonga
Trinidad and Tobago:
Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia:
Central Bank of Tunisia
Turkey:
Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey



Uganda:
Bank of Uganda
Ukraine:
National Bank of Ukraine



United Arab Emirates:
Central Bank of United Arab Emirates



United Kingdom:
Bank of England
United States:
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Washington)Federal Reserve Bank of New York



Uruguay:
Central Bank of Uruguay
Vanuatu:
Reserve Bank of Vanuatu
Venezuela:
Central Bank of Venezuela
Yemen:
Central Bank of Yemen
Zambia:
Bank of Zambia
Zimbabwe:
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe

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