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If bitcoin, or any of the affinity scams created in its wake, strive to be pillars of the global economy at some point this century it is imperative that the boring, un-sexy things…
No amount of collaboration with the government and the Federal Reserve would result in a digital currency that respected liberty and kept central planners away from the levers of c…
Keep telling the truth. It's going to pay off massively for you as the fiat system crumbles.
It is time for our generation to come to grips with reality.
Luckily for us, bitcoin is here to de-fang their ability to debase our savings and self-fund their sadistic war mongering across the world.
Each individual making these decisions independently, at the same time, all across the world. It really is a beautiful thing. Truly free markets for block space with real-time, dyn…
Everywhere one looks things look absolutely terrible for the US financial system. This feels like the endgame.
To any of the freedom hating governments out there reading this on our dirty corner of the internet, good luck!
Bhutan going public with their bitcoin accumulation strategy is a data point that lends credence to the belief that hyperbitcoinization is likely to start at the edges.
"Fed speak" is something that is taken very seriously.
This comment from the Bank of England may seem like an overt acknowledgement that a central bank has complete control over your purchasing power, because it is.
Bitcoin is a forcing function for accountability.
Do not bend the knee. Ridicule the Maoists and do it with pride.
Do not remain a witting servant of the lies you are fed.
The United States federal government may be a lost cause, but many of us Americans have a lot left to give in terms of innovation, productivity and prosperity.
The idea that treasuries are "risk-free" stems from the brain dead Keynesian theory that debt is just "money we owe ourselves".
In the midst of all of the bank failures and the ensuing chaotic scramble by governments and central banks bitcoin has performed like a true risk-off asset.
Essentially, the Fed's chaotic policy bakes in sudden cascading sells into the balance sheets of the banks.
It's much worse than they're leading on and it's happening across the world right now.
