co-founder Fourdotzero a micropayment network for next generation payments. Independent thinker, value critical analysis

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Jeremy Light retweeted
At #NGP2026, @JeremyLight3 discusses evidence so far for the product-market fit of stablecoins, CBDCs, and tokenised deposits, in retail payments. Learn how stablecoins, CBDCs, and deposit tokens might remodel payments in Asia: 2-3 Feb, Manila lnkd.in/gg643BVy
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49 countries euro zone ranked by real-time payments per capita jeremylight.substack.com/p/m… #realtime #payments

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🇬🇭✨ @Onafriq - @papss_africa Official Launch ✨🌍 We are thrilled to share the highlights from the official launch event of the innovative cross-border payment service by Onafriq and PAPSS, held last week in Accra, Ghana. The event was a resounding success, featuring insightful discussions and presentations. Our CEO, Mike Ogbalu III, delivered a compelling speech, emphasizing the transformative journey towards seamless financial transactions across the African continent. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making this event a success. #PAPSS #Onafriq #CrossBorderPayments #FinancialInnovation
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📢 PRESS RELEASE: @papss_africa & Interstellar Inc launch PAPSS African Currency Marketplace Pan-African Payment & Settlement System - PAPSS, in collaboration with Interstellar Inc. has launched the PAPSS African Currency Marketplace (PACM) — a bold step toward a borderless African economy. Marketplace empowers businesses with real-time, cheaper and more transparent currency exchange, accelerating the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) vision. 🔗 Full press release here: lnkd.in/eiUTH6Ub For more information on marketplace, visit marketplace.papss.com #PAPSS #PACM #AfCFTA #AfricaTrade #CurrencyExchange #payment #Africa #crossborderpayment
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So Young: M-PESA's 18th birthday - a guest blog by Jeremy Light bit.ly/3R06Buq
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All commercial bank deposits are created as credit. Forget tokenised deposits, stable coins and CBDCs - to support today’s monetary system new forms of digital money should be based on tokenised commercial bank credit. #digitalmoney
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All commercial bank deposits are created as credit. Forget tokenised deposits, stable coins and CBDCs - to support today’s monetary system new forms of digital money should be based on tokenised commercial bank credit. #digitalmoney
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Remarkable how U.K. IPO market has dried up. Tragic.
Replying to @MerrynSW
"This is fine"
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The European Commission prefers to Make Bureaucracy Great Again and Again and Again.
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Jeremy Light retweeted
14 Jan 2025
Last year, the UK government raised £1.1 trillion from taxes but spent £1.22 trillion. The taxes mainly come from income tax, national insurance, VAT, and corporation tax. Most of the spending goes to health, pensions, social security, education, and defence. The difference between what the government receives and what it spends is the surplus or the deficit. In 2024, the UK spent more than it received, and so there was a £122 billion deficit. In Switzerland, the government spent less than it received and had a modest budget surplus. If a government has deficits year after year, they soon add up. The UK now has a national debt of £2.8 trillion, which is often shown as a percentage of the economy. The UK GDP was roughly £2.54 trillion last year, so the debt has grown to a size that is slightly larger than the economy.
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stablecoins - almost exclusively USD, have driven crypto trading which in turn has driven stablecoin usage. This usage is flowing into retail, which will grow and grow. #stablecoins #retailpayments #wholesalepayments jeremylight.substack.com/p/s…
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Jeremy Light retweeted
24 Dec 2024
Happy #Content #Christmas! The #UK will spend £680m on #Subscriptions, almost 12 million subscriptions, this festive season. How much would that be if you could apply pay-per-use? Learn more: bit.ly/4fVhJDr #FourDotPay #4DotPays #ContentCreator #CreatorEconomy #Creators
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Jeremy Light retweeted
18 Dec 2024
If renewables were cheaper, they wouldn't need over £11bn in subsidies every year, £2.5bn on grid balancing, £1bn rising to £4bn on the capacity market, nor >£10bn/yr spending to expand the grid.
18 Dec 2024
Replying to @g__j
Agile reflects what energy companies know: Renewables are volatile (although the gas crisis showed the astonishing and unavoidable horror of our addiction to the global forces of gas prices)- but they are also cheaper. Managing them is not always easy, but if we do it well (2/3)
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Jeremy Light retweeted
19 Dec 2024
Energy Ombudsman welcomes electricity bills going through the roof. The organs of the state are broken.
We have welcomed the publication of the UK Government’s Clean Power 2030 action plan, which offers a comprehensive roadmap towards decarbonising the UK’s energy systems. Read more here energyombudsman.org/news/ene…
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I have always wondered how my electricity supplier claims it supplies 100% green electricity when a. None can be generated on a night with no wind b. The national grid takes supplies from all sources with no way to filter green supplies to homes It’s just egregious greenwashing
Superb thread explaining how, if you are on a "green" electricity tariff, what that means is NOT that your electricity comes from renewable sources, but that the provider has bought a financial instrument that permits them to say it does. Much like the church selling indulgences.
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Jeremy Light retweeted
DIGITAL EURO. THE DANGERS OF CBDC youtu.be/eJKSFNhfZhM?si=5bUI… via @YouTube

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8 Dec 2024
More wind generation this morning, over 15GW, which has pushed system prices negative. The wind output has literally less than zero value. Yet, we're still importing 3GW from France. Welcome to our crazy electricity system.
7 Dec 2024
It's very windy today, so we should expect wind power generation to be off the scale. But our 30GW of capacity is producing only 10GW. Not enough wind, no wind power. Too much wind and not enough wind power either.
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