Quote from: PrivacyG on Today at 10:48:49 AM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on Today at 08:07:05 AM

Regarding the first point you mentioned, apparently, they're planning to publish "real-time" reserve data in the upcoming years[1]. Not sure if that's going to be something that they could easily "fake" or not?

Will probably be as legitimate as those websites showing a forever increasing 'real time' number of customers. Any 'real time data' for me is a question mark. How will this happen. Will they publish a very short informative bullet every time there is a change in their reserve next to a 'live reserve total'? Even doing that, how will this prove any thing.

Quote from: franky1 on Today at 10:37:13 AM

banks can create money(loans) where by someone can take a loan. print out a bank statement to show funds. and then default the loan .. yet still suggest the bank statement is valid proof.. reality, its not

Every body knows Bank statements are the most widely accepted proof of almost every single banking operation. But no body wonders how valid the statements themselves are. They just go with the flow by thinking it is valid because banks must be functioning 100 percent legally. Wild to think a text written on a piece of paper by one of the most corrupt and criminal type of institutions is accepted as definitive and backed proof.

well it is "proof"(as you say for legality) but its proof for exactly a 1 second instance/state of account of the print time of that statement.. whatever happens on the 2nd second after printing statement cant be seen by the statement so the bank account can then be different to the statement just seconds after the statement is printed