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::''When a guy managing $13T says owning crypto makes sense because governments will keep killing their currencies... that’s your clue. The system’s insiders are quietly admitting what Bitcoiners knew all along. Watch what they do, not what they preach.
::''When a guy managing $13T says owning crypto makes sense because governments will keep killing their currencies... that’s your clue. The system’s insiders are quietly admitting what Bitcoiners knew all along. Watch what they do, not what they preach.
:''...the theatrics with [[China]] and various tariff seesaws appear more a distraction and desperate time-buying theater. The US is [[insolvent]] and its entire [[economy]] is increasingly hinged on nothing more than an empty [[AI]] [[capital]] washing machine spinning the same inflating ball of lint in circles as the [[pleb]]s are immiserated beyond the breaking point.
:''...the theatrics with [[China]] and various [[tariff]] seesaws appear more a distraction and desperate time-buying theater. The US is [[insolvent]] and its entire [[economy]] is increasingly hinged on nothing more than an empty [[AI]] [[capital]] washing machine spinning the same inflating ball of lint in circles as the [[pleb]]s are immiserated beyond the breaking point.
:''A new caste of crypto and [[finance]] speculators ride the wave of vapor-tech euphoria, enriching themselves to unseen heights while lending the [[false]] sense of an economic ‘boom’. In reality, they are merely bone oracles of a modern technomantic gematria—the black magic of finance, which has garrotted the world with its all-consuming art. Under such a shadow, what possible significance could Trump’s petty pilpul sessions on tariffs really have in the long run?
:''A new caste of crypto and [[finance]] speculators ride the wave of vapor-tech euphoria, enriching themselves to unseen heights while lending the [[false]] sense of an economic ‘boom’. In reality, they are merely bone oracles of a modern technomantic gematria—the black magic of finance, which has garrotted the world with its all-consuming art. Under such a shadow, what possible significance could Trump’s petty pilpul sessions on tariffs really have in the long run?