Author: Dr. Tyrone Moodley
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The Gold Paradox — Why the World’s Oldest Asset Is the Newest Hedge
Gold has hit $4,000 an ounce — a milestone that feels less like a spike and more like a signal. The paradox? Stocks are at record highs, bond yields are stable, and the dollar isn’t collapsing. Traditionally, those conditions keep gold prices in check. Yet here we are, watching the metal surge while Wall Street…
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The Copper Powder Token: How Ndeipi Is Revolutionizing Africa’s Industrial Future
In the heart of Zambia, a quiet revolution is underway—one made not of slogans or politics, but of atoms and algorithms. A Copper Powder Company has granted Ndeipi exclusive rights to tokenize its assets, giving birth to the Copper Powder Token, a blockchain-based model that redefines how raw materials are owned, leased, and valued in…
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The Fidy Fidy System: The New Way to Tokenize Real-World Assets (and Split the Profits 50/50)
There’s a new deal in town. We call it the Fidy Fidy System — and it’s exactly what it sounds like. You bring the asset.We bring the tech.And we split everything 50:50. No games. No hidden fees. Just pure partnership. Think about it: if you’ve got land, gold, cattle, copper, or real estate — you’re…
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Hunger Builds Nations: Fund Entrepreneurs, Not Dependence — and Do It On-Chain
Safety nets matter, but comfort can kill creativity. After the 2003 dot-com crash, I left Texas with a tech degree, two babies, and no job. I returned to a Zimbabwe in the middle of hyperinflation. There was no unemployment insurance or safety net—only the law of the jungle: build or starve. Out of that chaos,…
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Africa’s $10 Trillion Revolution: How Tokenization of Real-World Assets Is Rewriting the Rules of Wealth
IntroductionAfrica isn’t late to the digital revolution — it’s early to the next one. While the West debates crypto regulation and meme coins, a quieter transformation is happening across the continent: the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs). Gold mines. Copper fields. Solar farms. Farmland. Even cattle.All turning into digital tokens — verifiable, tradable, and accessible…
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Ndeipi and Zimbabwe Gold Mine Launch Joint Venture Led by Zimbabwean Entrepreneurs to Build an African Mining Giant
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Harare, Zimbabwe — [10/07/25] — Ndeipi Inc., a leading blockchain and fintech company specializing in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, has announced a strategic Joint Venture (JV) with Lloyd Mwashita, founder of a Zimbabwe-based gold mining enterprise. This partnership marks the creation of a bold new force in Africa’s mining landscape — a…
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Markets Can Stay Irrational Longer Than You Stay Solvent
The market doesn’t punish stupidity. It punishes timing. You can be right about the macro picture, nail every warning sign, even see the crash forming on the horizon — but if you’re early, the market will bleed you dry while congratulating itself on being “resilient.” That’s the cruel paradox behind the most dangerous phrase in…
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Solving the $200 Trillion Question: How Ndeipi’s RWA Platform is Building Global Interoperability for Tokenized Assets
The world is standing on the brink of a financial transformation. Analysts estimate that more than $200 trillion worth of Real-World Assets (RWAs)—from real estate and commodities to carbon credits and art—could eventually move on-chain. Yet, there’s a catch: tokenizing value isn’t enough. For the RWA revolution to reach its full potential, interoperability and standardization…
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The Flow of Inflation — and Why Tokenized Assets Are Building a New Sink for Global Capital
Picture inflation not as an abstract economic number, but as water flowing through pipes into different sinks.The main tap—what we call Global M2—is how much money exists in the world. Every time central banks print, stimulate, or ease credit conditions, they turn the tap. Now the question is: Where does all that liquidity go? The…
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A New Social Contract for the Age of AI
Human history has always revolved around one critical question: who controls the means of production? For centuries, it was land. Then, with the industrial revolution, it became factories and machinery. Today, the means of production is no longer steel or steam—it is Artificial Intelligence. And the troubling reality is that this new engine of productivity…