Hahaha View quoted note →

You can’t end the fed without ending the current fiat system You can’t run a gold backed stablecoin without risking depegging You can’t taper the ponzi You can’t outgrow the debt You can’t go back to barter You can’t go back to shaving specs of gold to pay for things What alternatives are there exactly apart from Bitcoin? View quoted note →

Gold backed stable coin? Just buy Bitcoin bro

Yes View quoted note →

USDC is the CBDC

New little mining farm is coming together We’re going to make the bitcoin work more secure and stack sats ⚡️

The federal reserve is evil. Printing money while others have to spend their time (their most valuable resource) to earn

It’s funny I’ve never heard a critic of bitcoin actually come up with a better solution They always have 80 IQ criticisms but don’t even have an 80 IQ solution

The problem with understanding markets today is that nobody realizes that there are actually two markets for basically every single good in existence The first market is the supply demand market for the actual asset. In the case of homes, it would be homebuyers and sellers, and the natural price level will optimize where the most transactions can be executed (p*). The supply and demand can be affected by many factors, including economic growth, interest rates, labor supply, commodity prices etc. If the population grows and more people need housing, or if the labor pool shrinks, and few builders are available, prices will adjust to reflect the changes in supply or demand. But there’s also a second market - the market for money itself. When the supply of money increases, the excess liquidity spills over and starts to bid up prices in assets and sectors, starting with those closest to the money printer like banking. Industries that have been financialized to a higher degree like Real Estate will therefore absorb more of the new money creation. In this case, you could see the excess cash or cheap credit (whichever form it takes) bid up prices in the real estate market without actually seeing fundamental changes to the supply and demand. The “demand”is being goosed artificially by cheap money. In such cases, most people incorrectly assume that the fundamental demand is high when in reality it’s the secondary market of money itself that is inflating and driving the price higher. This is the money illusion.

How stupid do you have to be to short bitcoin??

Look at the long-end JGBs. They're clearly taking the brunt of the pressure now for Japan. This is not sustainable.

the printer itself is the black swan. the collapse is actually a melt UP. wake up!

We’re going parabolic Bears are rekt

Fuck it I bought more

IT WAS FORETOLD View quoted note →

$116K CROSSED GOD CANDLES LOADING

Bernanke also flew to Japan in July 2016 and basically helped them formulate yield curve control Japan is the monetary experimental proving ground for the rest of the developed world View quoted note →

Video finally out! Japan is dying. What does it mean for the global bond market??

New video coming soon on the YouTube https://youtube.com/@peruvian_bull?si=4DP5dY9ZasJmqF_j