My April newsletter is out: lynalden.com/april-2021-new…

RETWEET if you are bullish on #Ethereum in 2021. 🚀

The announcement you’ve been waiting for ! Frank Giustra @michael_saylor Stansberry Research . 4/21/2021 #gold #btc .

Need a crypto lawyer to now sue Binance.US 🇺🇸 for holding my funds for over half a year now and that I’m losing money because I do not have access to it. John E Deaton #XRPCommunity Binance.US Customer Support Bitcoin #Binance #BinanceSmartChain

After 2008 Subprime Crash Fed and Treasury printed $700 billion. 2021 Fed and Treasury to print $7 trillion. Biggest crash in history coming. Worst investment FANG stocks Anyone not buying gold silver Bitcoin now is an idiot.

@BrandyyyCrypts Eric Bihr Binance.US 🇺🇸 Binance.US Customer Support Theres zero follow through or accountability. So im just going to start @'ing their CEO Catherine Coley 💃🏻🤳📈 in everything, and im blocked after they messed up their emails cc'ing random customers on my case creating security issues, and ignoring cases for months, people will know 🚨🚫

Looks like $COIN trading volume was driven by institutions over the past year more so than retail. Kind of destroys the pundit narrative it's retail driven. #CoinBase $BTC #BTC #BuyStacks #Stacks

It’s pretty freaky deaky to have two data sets go up five orders of magnitude and have their relationship be perfectly constant. For every million new users, the price of #bitcoin rises $200. Our April investor letter panteracapital.com/blockchain-let….

This #bitcoin retracement from 63k to today is only a 25% dip. Very normal.

Quite to the contrary, USD hegemony continues to benefit Chinese interests over US interests. A small portion of US residents benefit from the system as structured, while most US workers get displaced under the current system. Hence, populism emerges. lynalden.com/fraying-petrod…

The value of public and private corporations is now equal to 300% of US GDP. My latest article explores this phenomenon. lynalden.com/market-capital…

Here's a chart of the US consumer price index, US broad money supply per capita, and US Big Mac prices from 1990 to 2020, normalized to 100 in 1990.

A moment of silence for all the Venezuelans who sold stocks to hold bolivars instead at the end of ‘16 because the stock market was wildly “overvalued” and a “bubble” #hyperinflation

Broad money growth generally occurs in one of two ways: either banks lend and create deposits (and thus increase the money multiplier, M2/MB) or when bank lending seizes up, governments run large deficits and go around the bank lending channel. A thread.

When debt is high and the economy is sluggish, banks don’t lend much. The 1940s broad money growth, nominal GDP growth, and inflation were fueled almost entirely by fiscal deficit spending. It wasn’t until the late 1940s, after notable inflation, that bank lending kicked back in.

Weird how the prices go up when the industry gets regulated and down when the government stays away.

1/ Hard to soft Money: The Hyperinflation of the Roman Empire Thousands of years before 1920s Weimar Germany 🇩🇪 hyperinflation, there was the great currency debasement of the Roman Empire 🪙 . 🧵 👇

It felt like Christmas opening today’s mail! 🎅 🎄 😍😍😍😍 BlockFi #bitcoin #stacksats