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π§΅: The Debt Game Explained for Normies
1/ Ever wonder how countries can be TRILLIONS in debtβ¦ and still act like theyβre rich?
Itβs not magic. Itβs a game. And youβre playing it whether you like it or not.
Hereβs the debt scam in plain English
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12/ If this clicked, drop a β€οΈ and share.
Most people think βdebt = badβ or βdebt = fine.β
Reality: itβs a lever.
Used well, it builds empires.
Used badly, it mortgages the future.
Either way, youβre in the game.
Better learn the rules.
π§΅: The Debt Game Explained for Normies
1/ Ever wonder how countries can be TRILLIONS in debtβ¦ and still act like theyβre rich?
Itβs not magic. Itβs a game. And youβre playing it whether you like it or not.
Hereβs the debt scam in plain English
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11/ TL;DR
- Countries constantly refinance old debt with new debt
- Some loans last longer than a human life
- Money is fiat (computer entries), not 1:1 backed
- Biggest debtors often act like the richest
- The cost is delayed, diffuse⦠but real
Youβve been played. Now you know
How big is gold?
Many charts are circulating on social media these days suggesting that gold has overtaken U.S. Treasuries as the largest asset in central bank reserves.
While that is certainly noteworthy, I think there is a far more insightful comparison.
Even after goldβs stellar run, the total value of all the gold in the world represents just over a quarter of all the money on earth.
Think about that.
Gold, the ultimate store of value central banks rely on to anchor trust in the financial system, covers just 28% of global money supply.
And debt? The other side of money in a debt-driven financial system.
The entire market value of gold equals a lousy 9% of all the debt outstanding worldwide.
Meanwhile, debt issuance and money printing to finance that debt continue to grow at warp speed.
If the global money supply keeps growing by 7% annually (the pace since the Great Financial Crisis) over the next 3 years, gold would need to rise another 22% just to maintain the same gold-to-money ratio.
And if goldβs share of global money were to rise to 50%, still below historical levels, the price of gold would have to more than double.
Add to that the fact that gold is virtually absent from nearly all investment portfolios, and the conclusion is clear:
Gold is small! But its potential is huge.
@AshCrypto 80k sellers are the one who accumulated below when the most were claiming the price should go lower. They are taking profit on bull hopium.
Makes sense to me. Keep feeding the bears.
@thjonml@NousResearch Yeah I also believe it's best to stick with a sibgle hermes instance that's spawning and summoning skills. Less setup to manage, less friction and overall more simplicity to build with it all. But maybe some people need to have the fragmented vision , it's like sorting the closet
Sadge.
Decentralisation isn't the moat anymore.
It's all about the standard. Probably for the best , more secure than too many different codes to check. But anyway, there's way too much fake metrics in the entire crypto sphere. Institutional level extractor have been discouraging anyone to get involved.
Good luck with the whale game, there's no more shrimp to eat.
Ok so AI is giving crypto a hard time. Well deserved. Crypto has been lacking of transparency, promoting insiders job and scam heist.
It all deserve to be cleaned with fair and secured foundations.