4. That leaves as much as 10% (or 10 Trillion USD) left to hydrate regular folk like us on a perpetual basis. That exposure still required sextillions of digital credits to satisfy (21 zeros). That’s where China comes in, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Yuan currency (CNY) and People’s Bank of China (PBOC).

5. Once the RBZ harvests the old Zim bond notes they immediately convert it to digital CNY with the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), which then resells the assets to AIIB at a 25% premium.

6. Another way to look at this was that the RBZ sells all new Zim currency at a 25% discount back to China. So the RBZ already has a buyer before they ever reconcile one ZIM bond note for every Zim bond note redeemed.

7. This guarantees that the RBZ and PBOC each make say a 12.5% profit from the arbitrage—less 2.5 % back to redeeming retail banks (JPMC, BofA, Citi, WF, TD, Santander, HSBC)—while still being able to service the 10% USD yield exposure (10 Trillion). That’s 100% of all initial redemption exposure covered or 100 Trillion USD.