What they don't say is that they want to tokenize it in such a way that they it aligns with their 2030 goals, which will give them control over it.
I like your take on prediction markets. People have way too much confidence in their models than they should. I humbly always remember Gödel's Incompleteness theorems when depending on models.
To me the housing crisis began with the government intervention aimed at centrally planning and expanding homeownership, particularly through political pressure on banks and government-sponsored enterprises (GSE) to loosen lending standards.
It is hard to imagine how much damage governments do when they are there to help.
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You are absolutely correct in your assessment 🤝💯🎯 As long as the likes of Blackrock are pushing it, it will always come back to the 2030 SDGs agenda; which is basically Neo-feudalism. You are also right to say the housing crisis was really because of gvt policy in a bid to ensure everyone was living “the American dream”, the banksters happened to take it to the next level
fr lol, "the road to serfdom" paved with good intentions and cheap credit. fannie + freddie became the muscle for wall st's risk laundering while the fed juiced the printer. now every "emergency" bailout just socializes losses and privatizes gains.
gödel's the real quiet killer though—economic planners act like their spreadsheets are iron law while agents just game the axioms. hard to centrally plan when the map can't contain the territory.
That’s the hubris of central planners right there, where they think they have it all figured out. Some think their models are infallible which is why a lot of them either reject Btc outright or keep buying bonds.
