Black Swan Capitalist: XRP, Gold, Real Assets Will Surge. Endgame Has Begun

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Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, has issued a stark warning about what he describes as the final phase of the current global financial system.

In a recent tweet, Aljarrah asserted that global elites meeting at Davos are preparing what he called the “final Big Print,” arguing that expansive monetary policy will accelerate the collapse of fiat currencies.

According to his statement, this process will drive capital toward gold, XRP, and tangible assets, which he identified as the only viable safe havens in the coming reset. He cautioned investors against remaining trapped within traditional financial structures, describing the transition as already underway rather than a distant risk.

Fiat Deterioration and the Move to Hard Assets

The themes outlined in Aljarrah’s tweet were expanded in a YouTube discussion featuring Aljarrah alongside David from Digital Outlook, Nathan Derriman, and Edoardo Farina. A central focus of the conversation was the weakening of confidence in fiat currencies.

Aljarrah described the ongoing rise in gold and silver prices as evidence of a gradual breakdown in the monetary system rather than a short-term market cycle. Nathan Derriman reinforced this view by stating that precious metals are reacting to uncertainty in unprecedented ways, driven by declining trust in paper-based money.

David introduced data suggesting that the U.S. Treasury has been engaging in significant debt buyback activity to sustain liquidity. He characterized these actions as signals that authorities are attempting to manage stress within the system while preparing for structural change.

Aljarrah added that governments and major institutions are increasingly allocating capital toward hard assets because reliance on traditional paper instruments is becoming unsustainable.

Regulation, the Clarity Act, and Digital Control

Regulatory developments were another major topic. Edoardo Farina argued that a forthcoming “Clarity Act” could eliminate a large portion of speculative digital tokens, while strengthening the position of XRP due to its long-standing exposure to regulatory scrutiny.

Within this structure, stablecoins were presented not as replacements for the U.S. dollar but as tools designed to preserve confidence during a transitional period.

Concerns were also raised about the future of self-custody. The panel suggested that regulation may eventually require identity verification and transaction transparency through tokenized digital identification systems, reducing the autonomy currently associated with personal custody of digital assets.

Institutional Alignment and XRP’s Strategic Role

Discussion then turned to institutional initiatives such as the BIS-led Project Agora, which Nathan Derriman said mirrors existing cross-border payment models associated with Ripple’s technology.

He also pointed to personnel links between Ripple and the World Economic Forum, including the presence of Ripple’s CEO on the WEF board, as evidence of coordination between public and private sectors.

Aljarrah concluded by stating that XRP’s long-term relevance is driven by its structural role as a liquidity bridge, describing its potential valuation as a matter of mathematical design rather than speculation.

Farina and David encouraged patience among smaller holders, emphasizing long-term positioning over short-term price movements as the system continues to evolve.

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