Isn’t That Just Dandi?
When I was a teenager, I had an amazing chemistry teacher. He not only
taught us chemistry in a way that was so engaging you couldn’t help but
learn it, but he also taught us many lessons about life. One of the
things he said, over and over and over, was “there are 3 types of people
in the world: those that make things happen, those that sit and watch
things happen, and those that wonder what happened”. I don’t know why,
but that mantra stuck with me for life. It drove me to always strive for
the first class of people.
Here at GBBG we are working hard, every day, to be in that first class
of people. No, actually, we ARE in that first class. We are making
things happen. Nothing will be more evident of this fact more than the
release of the Dandi family of products in the future. Some of you will
be with us making things happen. You will know before, during, and after
what Dandi is all about. Others will watch it happen before their eyes,
and they will either jump on board or struggle to keep up. But for
many, it will be a surprise shocker that came totally out of left field.
The question I often have is this. How many
GBBG members will be in that first class of people with us?
We worked very hard in April to transition from a basic, amateurish
website into a more professional environment. I truly hope our members
are pleased with the results. The new site is elegant, functional, and
professional, in my personal opinion. But don’t get too relaxed yet.
There is much more to come. This is just a step toward our big picture
vision. There will be more and more improvements as we migrate from free
(WordPress) through cheap (Hybrid Template Environment) to highly
advance, proprietary systems.
We plan to spend the remainder of May completing the content of our
current website, resolving any remaining glitches, and getting all
functions (such as mybitcoinrewards drawings) operational again. By the
1st of June, we should be in a position to begin focusing on our next
major phase in our master plan. In this phase we will lay the foundation
for Dandi and complete the Matrix.
Recently, I held a webinar called “The Top Secret Project”, where I
revealed some basic details about Dandi. I would like to take the
opportunity now to summarize Dandi in written form for our members who
do not understand spoken English.
Very soon, the Dandi family of products and services will emerge. Over
the next few years, this organization will strive to eradicate the
current concepts of currency, banking, payments, and remittance.
Eventually, a global, decentralized banking system will be established
to offer people throughout the world a banking alternative that is free
of government control, free of corruption, and free of central
manipulation.
What is currency? Currency is the physical (and increasingly digital)
manner of defining value. No matter where you live on earth, you
understand the value of certain currency. A resident of the USA can
easily comprehend the value of a $20 bill. People in India can
instinctively “feel” the value of a pile of Rupees. In essence, the
value of any denomination of currency is what we can do with it. And,
unfortunately, for most people, it is the amount of time we must trade
for that denomination of “value” in paper or metal.
Currency can only exist in physical or digital form. More importantly,
it cannot exist in both at the same time. We live in a world where
currency morphs in and out of physical and digital form constantly. If
we pay a vendor for something using cold hard cash, we are operating
with physical currency. When we buy something online with PayPal or our
credit card, we are operating with digital currency.
As time passes, we increasingly migrate from physical currency to
digital. This is by design. Digital currency is easier to trace,
control, and manipulate by the powers that wish to do so. Digital
currency is essentially free to produce. It is air. It is digits on a
computer screen. It doesn’t physically move or required the constant
recycling and resupply of physical currency. And, in the current,
centralized system, it erodes power from the masses.
The current banking system controls, manipulates, and traces nearly
every transfer of value on earth. They no longer generate earnings from
the secure storage and lending of currency. Now, they generate earnings
from the use of currency. Because of this, the ultimate goal of the
current banking establishment is that all humans conduct all currency
transactions digitally, through their centralized system. It is in their
best interest that all humans are paid by digital currency (direct
deposit), and conduct all transactions with digital currency (debit
cards).
We are becoming a smaller world every day. It is common place that
people conduct currency transactions with businesses and individuals on
the other side of the planet, in real-time, 24 hours per day. This trend
is increasing, and will continue to increase. Business is now naturally
global. And this is a major opportunity the current banking system has
leveraged for profit.
Is an hour of time less investment for a person in China than a person in Australia?
Does a person in Mexico exert less energy building a house than a person in Denmark?
Is an egg in Taipei substantially different from an egg in Dallas, Texas?
Is a $10 bill substantially different in value than £6?
I think the answer to all the above is “no”.
So, if Amazon.com has a product for sale for $10 on their website and a
person in India wants to purchase it, they understand naturally the
value of the item is around 585 Rupees. In order for them to purchase
the item, they must exchange Rupees to Dollars, and pay a fee for this.
And the funny irony is that they most likely do this online, with their
online (digital) bank account. They don’t physically swap Rupees for
Dollars, their bank just switches some digits around on their screen.
And they pay a fee for this.
Why?
Why does a person in Germany have to convert Euros to Australian Dollars
to conduct business in Australia, or to have spending money while on
vacation in Australia?
Aren’t 2 AUD and 1.35 Euro the same exact thing? Aren’t they just a way
to express value? If so, why do we pay a fee to transfer value for
value?
What if the world had a single currency? What if there were one currency
that represented the exact same value physically, and digitally, in
every location on earth? What if a person could earn a currency in Ghana
and spend it in Canada as if they earned it in Canada? We think that
would be pretty Dandi (we know it is actually spelled dandy).
What if there were a Dandicoin that was all currency at one time? What
if there were a Dandicoin that could move in and out of physical and
digital form with ease? What if a person in South Dakota could acquire
some physical Dandicoins and transfer them instantly and without fees to
a person in Russia? What if that person in Russia could then physically
hand some of them to a vendor on the street and walk away with some
meat and vegetables? We think that would be pretty Dandi.
There is a major flaw with the current digital currency/payment
industry. This flaw runs rampant in every product/service we have
reviewed, whether it relates to PayPal, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Doggecoin,
etc. In our opinion, everyone is thinking about currency in only one
form: digital.
Currency must be able to move in and out of physical and digital form
freely. Currently, if I want some bitcoins, I must exchange some
physical (fiat) currency into a digital form (my online bank account).
Then, I transfer this digital currency (wire) to a Bitcoin service or
exchange. They then swap my digital version of my fiat currency for a
digital denomination of Bitcoin. All the while, I incur fees and spend
TIME.
Once my fiat currency is finally converted to bitcoins, and they are in
my Bitcoin wallet, I can use them to buy things. Or, sit on them hoping
they will increase in value. Now, say I am walking down the street and I
see a person selling puppies on the street corner. My daughter wants a
puppy so I ask the person how much. We negotiate a price and I ask if
they will accept Bitcoin. What if they don’t know anything about
Bitcoin? What if they don’t have a computer, phone, or electronic
device? How can I pay them?
Say I have a Bitcoin debit card. Can I just hand my Bitcoin card to the
person and walk away with the puppy? No. They need to have some device
to take the payment from my Bitcoin card.
THIS is the problem. Every solution being presented to the Bitcoin
economy is purely digital. I convert my physical money to digital money,
and then the ONLY way to use it is digitally. I cannot convert it
INSTANTLY or EASILY back into physical form. Current digital currency
services and products are not designed to allow value to flow easily,
and instantly, back and forth from physical and digital form. And, even
if we adapted current mechanisms (standard banks and ATMs) to work with
bitcoins, there would be fees and TIME involved in the conversion
processes.
Dandi will solve this. At GBBG we are working on a combination of
products and services that will allow value (currency denominations) to
flow easily and instantly in and out of physical and digital form. More
importantly, this process will happen WITHOUT requiring banks, credit
cards, debit cards, computers, ATM machines, or other things
“traditionally” required to move currency.
Our solution will allow a person to buy a hamburger ANYWHERE on earth
with the same ease and speed as paying with cold hard cash. The vendor
will not require a special device or terminal to accept the payment. All
they will need is at least one working eyeball. Yes, they will be able
to see with their own eyes the value transferred, and validate it
instantly as if you handed them physical cash currency.
Our solution will allow a person to transfer value to another person on
the other side of the world with the same ease and speed as handing them
cold hard cash. More importantly, this process will happen WITHOUT
requiring a bank account, credit card, debit card, digital wallet or
payment processor, computer, or any special device or service (or app).
If two people can communicate with each other in any form, they can
transfer the value instantly.
In order to accomplish the first phase of this grand vision, we must
establish a global network of distribution. GBBG is working on a device
that will allow value (currency denominations) to move freely and
instantly in and out of physical and digital form. This device will
revolutionize money. It will entirely change the way people conduct
currency transactions. And, if this gets mass adoption, we think it will
cause the majority of people on earth to wonder why they have a bank
account. Or a credit/debit card for that matter.
In June we will begin to crowdfund this project. People all over the
world will be able to donate to the development fund. In return, they
will receive value useful in the system, once it is live. We will also
begin pre-selling distributorships. We want to build a network of 2,500
distributors globally BEFORE we roll out the devices. These distributors
will have the opportunity of a lifetime. They will be the focal point
for acquiring a device that will revolutionize money!
Over the next 3 to 5 years, we think Dandicard, Dandicoin, and
Dandiwallet will become major influences. We intend to provide a better
solution to currency. We intend to provide a better solution for
remittance and payment processing. We intend to replace banking for the
majority of people on earth. This is a huge aspiration. But we already
have over 100,000 people on our team. And this is just the tip of the
iceberg!
David Ruebush
Co-Founder
Global Bitbillions Group Incorporated
