Any playing with government spending without talking about social security, Medicare, or the interest payments is a larp.
Matthew D
MatthewD@nostr.ly
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Dreaming of a front porch fit enough for banjo plucking.
Specializing in forestry and agriculture for over a decade.
GM. The price of brick gonn up
Border security won't last so long as the US commits financial repression internationally.
Seeing conflicting information about how tariffs are going to impact delivered lumber prices short to medium term.
One thing I know for sure is the tariffs in 2017/2018 Trump passed on Canadian forest products lead to major impacts and the 2020/21 insanity that happened to forest products.
One thing leads to another, and a 2x4 costs a small fortune.
Tariffs/price controls lead to more black markets as legal trade is disincentivized.
So, more or less fentanyl? Hmmmmm...
Did the cost to send zaps to Mexico and Canada?
No, because Bitcoin is the shit.
Any small talk about price increases in current events is an opportunity to slide in that prices aren't going up, the dollar is losing its value.
These small moments stack up to big impacts when done on a regular basis.
Long $MSTR is a bet on the monopoly on Bitcoin exposure to the US credit market.
There's no way that our children will believe Elizabeth Warren was a real person.
GM
Who will take the massive orange pilling opportunity set before us?
Blue America's dependency on the money printer is being shown to be a fatal error.
The implications of the federal grant funding freeze is pretty drastic. It attacks blue America at the jugular.
Government this, government that.
It's pretty clear that most bitcoins are located in the United States. Owned by the people.
It's really up to the US plebs not to sell to governments that either print their own money, or are bellied up to the money printer.
This week's lesson: PubCo miners diversifying into AI compute are a bad medium-ling term investment.
"it's open source" seems like an easy marketing gimmick.
What are easy heuristics for the layman to determine if the open source thing is actually getting many eyes on it?
Imagine saying the US government should buy XRP ripple tokens with public money.
How does a decentralized and secure protocol interface with the sovereign?
We need boots on the ground. More Bitcoiners having conversations with politicians.
When did we make the decision to make it easier to buy marijuana than raw milk?
Is Bitcoin deus ex machina?
GN Nostr 🍻🍻