I just wonder why nobody is talking about ISO 20022 and such a revolution is gonna cause around the global financial system. I can't barely find topics and discussions about it.
Your post is too high IQ for this board, I suggest 4chan /biz. Anyway, I will bite. Nobody knows for sure if ISO 20022 means that all other crypto projects will be banned or if it is just the new standard for international payment. No one knows for sure which exact cryptos are 20022 compliant 100%. Even if a crypto isn't ISO 20022 compliant, stablecoins have been deployed on those chains, which indicates that those chains will continue to exist in the future. No one knows for sure how much government private chains will use public chains and if they do, what fees they will pay and what impact it will have on ISO 20022 coin holders. If for example a country releases their CBDC on a Stellar fork, and settles with other CBDCs using ILP and XRP, will that affect the price of XLM in any way? Do CBDCs built on XRP private ledgers have to pay gas fees in XRP? We are kind of in the dark on all of this, plus retail is being pushed to buy dog coins and Bitcoin instead of these ISO 20022 coins, so we may not see those tokens pump until the next bullrun when all the dog coins and Bitcoin are dumped for the ISO 20022 standard. If you invest in these coins, you have to be prepared to miss this bullrun and hold for at least the next five to seven years.
