Speaking of where the trend is going this morning, I saw a piece of news from a paper from the international monetary fund, in which it states that to grant pes we companies should not simply follow the indicators used such as their credit history, their credit rating, among others. indicators, delinquency rates and all that if not that they should use people's internet searches, their social networks, their operating system, or their software that they use, and all this that could make people access credit and can be people who could be better paid than others who have a good rating, but I believe that they analyze that after that Facebook goes with its exlibra now diem, since they will have all the knowledge of their clients and if they have the money and the history then they would make a fortune not Well, apart from what you already do, I think that if you go for that as you say here, in 10 years they would have turned the entire current financial system as we know it until today, you We will make a breakthrough that could benefit people. If a bank does not give me credit, I ask Facebook, jaaa and bye financial system imagine 2 billion people who would bank faceebook at a stroke, and if we add to this the tokenization that is being developed then we would have a pretty good approach, and We who are here, from early on we just have to be patient and wait for it to go up, go up, go up and keep going up or just go for a thing and become a shitcoin jaaaaaaaaaaaa like many of the ones we have but as someone said out there, you have to have a little bit of all the good projects that have potential, see dogecoin and ltc jaaaaaaaaaaa, although they are not programming for now, their growth looks good tomorrow who knows owes a lot to Elon Musk the manager of doge, Well, if you are interested in reading the document of the international monetary fund, here is the link. I don't usually leave a link, but this document is good, there are good graphics there. Greetings and happy day.

https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WP/Issues/2020/08/07/Financial-Intermediation-and-Technology-Whats-Old-Whats-New-49624

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