I think one of the biggest issues we face in Australia today is that young, motivated people full of smart, innovative ideas no longer have the funds or time to execute them. Whatever is left after the government takes almost half and squanders it on stupid shit is spent on

The old unspoken social contract was straightforward: show up, put in the effort, stay consistent, and the rewards would follow. It once made sense to delay gratification, to sacrifice enjoyment along the way, because the payoff at the end was worth it. But today, outpacing

As those without economic prospects multiply, they'll rely more on government handouts and wealth redistribution, when all they needed to do is buy Bitcoin and wait for the government to hyperinflate the currency.

The extra hustle to get from $130k to $200k only leaves you with about $30k take home pay after tax. Is the juice really worth the squeeze? Real success as a pure wage slave in Australia is basically impossible without smart investing. And no, I'm not talking about mediocre

Venezuela Just Proved the Bitcoin Bull Case, And No One Is Paying Attention Maduro used Tether to move 80% of Venezuela's oil revenue. Billions in sanctions evasion, settled on Tron since 2020. Then the US made a phone call. Tether froze the wallets. Game over. Everyone's

Exulansis: That feeling you get speaking to pre-Bitcoiners.

UK playbook: Step 1: Turn the country into a shit hole. Step 2: Tax people as they leave.

gold and silver lost the entire market cap of bitcoin in 90 minutes that’s how early you are.

The banks are PISSING THEMSELVES. They’ve just realized that some autistic crypto startup in a WeWork with $20 million in T‑Bills and a React front-end is about to nuke the entire $17 trillion U.S. deposit base… …by offering 4.9% yield on a stablecoin while JPMorgan gives you

Wen BTC gonna show up for the big green dildo contest?

Gold is out here trading like Fartcoin. I never want to hear from a gold bug again that "btc can't be money because it's too volatile." They've all lost their rights to say that to Bitcoiners. I also never want to hear this nonsense again either: "It takes too much money to move

The RBA just slapped Australia with a 25 basis point rate hike (pushing the cash rate to 3.85%), and lenders are expected to pass it on in full over the next few days/weeks. Inflation clearly isn't cooling off anytime soon. No surprises there. Maybe, just maybe, it’s got

Australian interest rates rose today because the government decided to serve themselves instead of you. We have some of the highest income tax rates in the world. The government steals your money, redirects it to useless people who at this point are basically just running

From February 2025 to January 2026, Gold n Silver added a combined $21 trillion of capital (interesting number). If Bitcoin engulfed just half that capital, it's sitting at $560,000 usd per coin. If all $21 trillion shifted to Bitcoin, we are sitting at $1,080,000 usd per

This is insane. 1971: -Gold was $43/oz -Average hourly wage was $3.70 -Time needed to buy one oz of gold: 11.6 hours 2026: -Gold: $5,000/oz -Average hourly wage: $28 -Time needed to buy one oz of gold: 179 hours What does this mean? Your time is literally less valuable today