Posted on 03/25/2022 6:48:11 AM PDT by GonzoII
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The dollar or for that matter any collectively acceptable medium of currency is merely the mechanism by which the perceived value of that wealth however owned is ascertained, accessed and exchanged or acquired. Without a sound, commonly accepted currency, wealth has difficulty being created.
Wealth is stored energy.
Which is a function that Bitcoin does rather well.
We can only hope the next reserve currency is backed with hard assets. Terra Luna’s recent move to back their stable coin with Bitcoin is a good move in this direction. Non government money backed by stored energy. It’s a beautiful thing.
The way to understand what wealth really will be is to look at the poor third world countries.
Average citizens there cannot store wealth, because it will be seized either by rapacious government or local criminal gangs.
Without civilization and rule of law there can be no wealth—at least for average folks.
When did you graduate? I’m old and was taught very few financial fundamentals.
yes, money is a tool for wealth. We need to stop focusing on money and focus on wealth. What is it?
Don’t focus on the shiny thing. It is a distraction.
They went too far. The dollar is going away as the world currency. Hence the frantic push to ban crypto, and issue the FedCoin.
BOTH issues are critical to the future of the United States. If you’re a Patriot, crypto MUST not be banned, and FedCoin MUST be killed.
If they get their way, everything you do will be tracked in realtime. You ain’t seen nothing yet, compared to what’s coming.
Well said.
Thankfully, it seems the millennial generation is embracing and driving the crypto crusade and it’s already at a point where it can’t be stopped.
“ The dollar is the best crappiest money in the world.”
Yes. It’s like being asked which pile of dog poop is the prettiest.
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An individual country in the G-20 might think they have a solution, but they know they must also survive during the resulting chaos as all countries rapidly seek similar solutions. They see the daunting specter of disaffected holders sending trillions of dollar denominated bonds to the marketplace when there are no buyers unless prices are severely discounted. They are also frightened by the image of a devastated U.S. economy, because feeding the insatiable desires of U.S. consumers has been a mainstay of their prosperity.
I imagine something like the final scene in “The Good The Bad and The Ugly”. The members of the G-20 are standing in a circle with open graves behind them. They are all contemplating how they are going to successfully outdraw the other nineteen members and survive the resulting mayhem, which Lee Van Cleef’s character did not.
I imagine something like the final scene in “The Good The Bad and The Ugly”. The members of the G-20 are standing in a circle with open graves behind them. They are all contemplating how they are going to successfully outdraw the other nineteen members and survive the resulting mayhem, which Lee Van Cleef’s character did not.
Thank you.
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