Today, 2035, a seismic shift looms on the horizon, poised to reimagine the traditional concepts of currency and power.

This time, however, the change is distinct.

My visions and predictions from decades past have proven accurate—some have already come to fruition in 2035 (proprietary cryptocurrencies in line with countries’ fiat currencies), while others (The Power Couple ...) are on the cusp of reshaping the world once again.

We now inhabit a world where proprietary cryptocurrencies operate alongside national fiat currencies, facilitating seamless international operations.

Initially, these digital currencies were used for modest internal transactions, but they have since evolved, merging identities with localized branding for domestic markets and adopting alternative branding strategies for their international presence—all under the umbrella of a single entity.

A new tide is emerging, and I am finalizing the publication of a new book detailing my visions and frameworks for the upcoming transformations in the global monetary and financial systems.

You, my reader, will be the first to know.

It's time to revisit my old notes and sketches, some penned on paper that hails from the last century.

These documents outline further development and expansion of the NEMO's foundation, a concept wrapped up with revolutionary frameworks that, even in 2035, has not been fully realized.

The advent of proprietary cryptocurrencies has led to the creation of numerous jobs, a development that now seems almost taken for granted.

Reflecting on this journey, the initial resistance was primarily fueled by a fear of the unknown—a sentiment that was understandable during the 2010-2020 era, given the historical consistency in the understanding of money.

As I pen these memoirs, I find myself pondering the legacy of historical figures like Alexander the Great. Though I never lived in his era, his achievements in monetary reform have not been forgotten. 

Yanka G.R.