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1913 was the year money broke. Want to know why? That was when the Federal Reserve was founded and the gold standard era ended. Everything changed after that. From 1870 to 1913, economists called the gold standard era the most perfect monetary system ever created. During that

1913 was the year money broke.

Want to know why?

That was when the Federal Reserve was founded and the gold standard era ended. Everything changed after that.

From 1870 to 1913, economists called the gold standard era the most perfect monetary system ever created. During that
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In the last two years, gold went from $2,000 to over $4,000 per ounce. This is NOT a rally. It's the exact signal that's appeared before every empire collapse in history: Let's start with Rome in 211 BC. Rome introduced the silver denarius in 211 BC at 95% pure silver. For

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Inflation redistributes wealth from creditors to debtors If you lent money decades ago, inflation erodes your returns. But if you owe money, inflation helps you because you repay with weaker dollars Governments are the biggest debtors. That's why they always choose inflation

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Bitcoin is incorruptible, scarce, and permanent It can be moved at the speed of light, audited instantly, and programmed into any financial system on earth Try doing that with gold or real estate or treasury bonds This is the perfect collateral for credit

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In 44 BC, Cicero complained that people no longer knew what their money was worth That's what currency debasement does. It destroys the ability to calculate value, plan for the future, or trust that tomorrow's money will be worth the same as today's When trust in money breaks,

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We're witnessing the first new financial asset in 500 years. $300 trillion is about to migrate away from the old system. Most people think their bank deposits are dollars. They're IOUs backed by other IOUs. Your cash is just a claim on someone else's balance sheet. New money

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There's something called the Cantillon effect It states that new money doesn't spread uniformly. Those closest to the source of printing - banks, bondholders, government, elite institutions - they get the money first They buy hard assets before prices move. By the time that

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JP Morgan projected Bitcoin could reach $165,000 just by matching gold on a volatility adjusted basis The same banks that dismissed Bitcoin for over a decade are now openly admitting it could outperform gold

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In 50 years, explaining why we used inflationary money will be like explaining why we used horses for transport. Obviously inferior technology.

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The worst thing you can do for your finances is listen to Dave Ramsey. Here’s why ‘avoid debt’ is terrible advice: Most people are trapped in a pre-programmed game: Have good grades → Get a good job → Save for retirement → Work for 40 years This rigged game only guarantees

The worst thing you can do for your finances is listen to Dave Ramsey.

Here’s why ‘avoid debt’ is terrible advice:

Most people are trapped in a pre-programmed game:

Have good grades → Get a good job → Save for retirement → Work for 40 years

This rigged game only guarantees
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The problem with traditional credit is it's built on assets that lose value over time Government treasuries get debased, real estate deteriorates, fiat currency inflates away Digital credit is built on an asset that appreciates over time, can't be inflated or debased, and can

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Everyone believes $1 million Bitcoin is bullish...I think it's actually bearish Money supply is growing at 8% annually based on the last four to five years of data. Bonds are going up 5%. Real estate and equities are going up 8% as perfect proxies for monetary debasement.

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We're not asking for permission. The founding fathers of the United States chose to go build the world they wanted. What started as a little cypherpunk movement - a decentralized revolution - has now come all the way to DC. Instead of asking the government for permission,

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"The only true test of intelligence is if you get what you want out of life." This is one of my favorite Naval quotes and I'll tell you why. As cliché as it may sound, you only get 1 life. One chance to get what you truly want out of it. Yet most people spend that one life

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Death and taxes used to be the only two things that were certain in life. Now there’s a third: The government printing more money. The CBO is forecasting fiscal deficits will continue growing for the next 30 years. They're telling us exactly what's going to happen. When

Death and taxes used to be the only two things that were certain in life. 

Now there’s a third:

The government printing more money.

The CBO is forecasting fiscal deficits will continue growing for the next 30 years. They're telling us exactly what's going to happen.

When
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The death of the dollar is the biggest exaggeration of our lifetime. Every day, someone's screaming about its imminent collapse. But here's what the data actually shows: There are three reasons why the dollar still dominates other currencies: - US leads world innovation -

The death of the dollar is the biggest exaggeration of our lifetime.

Every day, someone's screaming about its imminent collapse.

But here's what the data actually shows:

There are three reasons why the dollar still dominates other currencies:

- US leads world innovation
-
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“CRYPTO” IS DEAD. THERE IS NO ALT SEASON COMING (because there is no second best) Smart money has moved on from “crypto” and knows basically all crypto tokens are affinity scams riding the coattails of Bitcoin. The vast majority of these “alternative blockchain technologies”

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2011: Bitcoin hit $30 then crashed to $2. Everyone said "see, I told you it was a bubble". 2013: Bitcoin hit $1000 then crashed to $200. "Definitely a bubble this time". 2017: Bitcoin hit $20k then crashed to $3k. "Ok now it's really dead". 2021: Bitcoin hit $69k then

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Everything you've been taught about retirement is based on a system designed in the 1930s. That world no longer exists. As such, you need a different strategy. Here's the strategy I use that replaces 40 years of traditional saving: Step 1: Strategic accumulation You need to

Everything you've been taught about retirement is based on a system designed in the 1930s.

That world no longer exists.

As such, you need a different strategy.

Here's the strategy I use that replaces 40 years of traditional saving:

Step 1: Strategic accumulation

You need to
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What if no one controlled our monetary protocol? History shows us why we shouldn’t leave centralized control of money in the hands of the government, and our founding fathers left us dire warnings about the dangers of a central bank. A nation is merely the sum of the