Estates & Trust Studies; Oct 19, 2025. Sundays 545 EST
Meeting summary
Quick recap
The meeting began with Shani sharing her experience of obtaining business services and a credit card using her passport card instead of traditional identification, emphasizing the importance of written correspondence before in-person visits. The discussion then moved to an overview of the Quantum Financial System (QFS) by Malik, which will replace the current SWIFT system with enhanced security and transparency through digital tracking and asset-backed currencies. The final portion covered strategies for creating and using revocable living trusts as privacy tools, including the importance of unique trust names and the transition to a new quantum banking system that operates independently of traditional identifiers.
Next steps
Shani: Wait for T-Mobile business devices and services to arrive
Temple: Present more details next week on real estate system and land management
All participants: Review Florida House Bill 999 regarding gold and silver as legal tender
All participants: Consider exchanging cash for gold or silver for payments over $500
All participants: Use post office money orders for bill payments as interim solution
All participants: Visit UniversityTechnicians.com business services page if interested in automating trust system
All participants: Open digital wallet at 2025gallery.com for private business operations
All participants: Review 31 United States Code 5118 and 5116
Summary
Trust Banking and Privacy Strategies
Shani shared her experience of successfully obtaining business services and a credit card for her trust without using her social security number or driver's license, instead using her passport card. She emphasized the importance of sending written correspondence before visiting locations in person and highlighted that business accounts require different procedures than personal accounts. Temple discussed how this experience aligns with broader banking system changes, including the implementation of quantum financial systems (QFS) that Melek will present details on later. The discussion also covered the importance of creating unique trust names to enhance privacy and asset protection, as using the same name as on birth certificates and other documents can complicate operations and potentially expose personal information to creditors.
Quantum Financial System Overview
Malik presented an overview of the Quantum Financial System (QFS), explaining its structure, components, and implications for global finance. He detailed how the QFS will replace the current SWIFT system, offering enhanced security and transparency through digital tracking of funds and asset-backed currencies. Malik highlighted the system's integration with quantum computing, satellite networks, and AI for real-time monitoring, while also discussing the potential impact on banking, taxation, and the global economy. The presentation aimed to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the QFS and its role in the proposed "Great Reset" of the financial system.
Quantum Financial System Transition
M3l3k discussed the transition from the current banking system to a new quantum financial system, highlighting the integration of precious metals and cryptocurrencies. He explained the historical context of the current banking system, tracing it back to medieval banking and the Knights Templar. M3l3k also described the upcoming quantum financial system, which will use GPS tracking and digital certificates to monitor currency movements globally. He emphasized that this new system will provide complete control from the top down, eliminating the possibility of underground transactions.
Quantum Banking Privacy Tools
Temple discussed the new quantum banking system and how it operates outside of traditional identifiers like birth certificates and Social Security cards. He explained the importance of creating a unique name and using a revocable living trust as privacy tools. Temple also covered the significance of having lawful currency, such as gold and silver, in the new system. The conversation ended with a discussion on whether individuals could retrieve their money if the system becomes bankrupt, though Temple did not provide a definitive answer.
Revocable Living Trust Privacy Strategies
Temple discussed how to create and use a revocable living trust to enhance privacy and protect assets by distancing it from personal identity. He explained the importance of using a unique trust name that is not linked to the grantor's personal information, which can make it harder for creditors to attach assets. Temple also shared an example of a trust he created in 2016 and emphasized the need to focus on obtaining a good name rather than relying on identification documents like birth certificates or driver's licenses.
Trust Naming for Privacy Strategies
Temple discussed strategies for bypassing the need for a birth certificate by using an affidavit of birth and explained the differences between common law and statutory trusts. He emphasized the importance of reducing visibility and maintaining confidentiality by using a distinct trust name that avoids personal identifiers. Temple provided practical tips for naming a revocable living trust, advising against using personal names or initials to maximize privacy and protection.
Trusts and Digital Asset Protection
Temple discussed the importance of creating unique and professional names for trusts and emphasized consulting professionals for guidance. He explained the concept of revocable trusts and how they can provide privacy and protect assets from creditors. Temple introduced a fully web-based sole business system and discussed the gold and silver standard, highlighting Florida's new law recognizing gold and silver as legal tender. He also touched on the quantum banking system and digital wallets for protecting identity and assets. The conversation ended with a brief overview of the layers of revocable trusts and their uses for private protection.
