The political system is basically a legacy app that hasn’t been updated since 1787 and keeps crashing your bank account. 🤡
Stop trying to fix the old code. We’re just building a new OS.
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Failed to provide a living wage. Health care. Benefits for most. Instead of creating competition it has enshrined winners. As referenced even the most successful businesses rely on tax breaks or government subsidies. Don’t get me started on the self dealing insider trading and political corruption.
Canada, South Korea, Sweden and the Netherlands are examples of successful economies that are thriving without unchecked capitalism.
Bet many Europeans and Americans would argue the capitalist experiment has failed. If those economies aren’t fails yet they’re most definitely zombies.
I’d argue the failures under all your examples didn’t collectively amount to americas 38T debt spiral we’re going to be paying for the next century.
It took humans thousands of years to come up with a type of money that was decentralized, has a finite cap, and can’t be taken from you…
We’re 17 years in, and most people are trained by propaganda to think it’s some type of scam
Society moves very slow
Bitcoin FUD is back in 2026. Here are 10 myths you can safely ignore. Thread 🧵
#1. Bitcoin Is Only Used by Criminals
This one refuses to die. While illicit activity exists, regulated volume on major exchanges dwarfs dark web usage according to multiple reports.
#2. Bitcoin Has No Intrinsic Value
Fixed supply of 21 million, institutional adoption through ETFs, and growing utility tell a different story.
#3. Bitcoin Is Too Slow to Scale
Lightning Network and other layer-2 solutions have significantly improved transaction speed and cost.
#4. Bitcoin Wastes Too Much Energy
A growing percentage of mining now uses stranded or renewable energy sources. The comparison to traditional finance is rarely made fairly.
#5. Governments Will Ban Bitcoin
Several nations are actively regulating or even adopting Bitcoin rather than banning it.
#6. Bitcoin Has Been Declared Dead Hundreds of Times++The "Bitcoin is dead" narrative has been repeated for over a decade with zero impact on long-term adoption.
#7. Quantum Computers Will Break Bitcoin
Post-quantum cryptography upgrades are already being researched and the timeline for practical quantum threats is long.
#8. Bitcoin Is Bad for the Environment
Mining is increasingly moving toward sustainable energy, especially in regions with excess renewable power.
#9. Only Early Holders Benefit
Network effects and ongoing development continue to create value for new participants.
#10. This Time the FUD Is Different
The 2026 FUD follows the exact same pattern as previous cycles. Fundamentals remain unchanged.
@LPNational So we’re supposed to put all our trust in capitalist corps to redistribute the weath then……. HAAAAAHHAHAHA
At least they’re trying something!
@LPNational would rather us all just sit on our hands and let the Epstein class take over the world order 🤷♂️
Someone’s going to need to make a sacrifice if we ever plan on paying down this fiat debt spiral. Just saying, propagandizing fear about sacrifice is sort of silly. If you really do want to pay down debt we’ve all been there and had to do it at some point in our lives, now it’s the government’s turn.
You can't tax rich people on unrealized gains from stocks because "it's not real money until it's sold."
So explain to me why my property taxes keep going up based on the unrealized value of my house?
I didn't sell it.
I didn't cash out.
I didn't make a profit.
But somehow I'm paying taxes on paper gains every single year.
Interesting how "unrealized gains" only become a problem when wealthy folks are involved.
Keep doing what you think is right. I have definitely reacted to your posts in the past but the last few months taken a break. Thanks for what you are doing to help the people and your community.
I would suggest posting ideas or suggestions for policies that could trust bust or create regulation to make scamming in crypto more consumer friendly or actually illegal.
Hey MASTR I love what you post but here’s some critical feedback: stop making everything about outrage and the negative. Problem solve or share some solutions. There’s a lot wrong with the world but if we dwell on that more than our ability to solve them it’s going to eat us alive.
What a disgusting little circle from @coinbase.
@brian_armstrong stood there and praised Trump like he personally resurrected crypto.
A crypto CEO bootlicking a wannabe autocrat and convicted criminal like a desperate cheerleader begging for access.
Coinbase donates.
Trump wins.
Coinbase planned 1,000 new US hires because of him.
Coinbase donated $1M to Trump’s inauguration.
The SEC case against #Coinbase disappeared shortly after, not because the SEC said Coinbase was right on the merits, but because the new political machine decided to “reform” its crypto approach.
And now?
Coinbase cuts around 700 employees.
Around 14% of the workforce.
The official language is always the same sterile corporate garbage: AI, efficiency, volatility, cost structure, leaner company, long term mission.
When companies want influence, they use money generated by users, fees, trading activity, custody, liquidity and the business built by thousands of workers.
When the political bet works, executives call it vision.
When normal people lose their jobs, they call it restructuring.
Brian Armstrong once built Coinbase around the idea of staying “mission focused” and not dragging the company into politics.
Then Coinbase became part of the most obvious political access machine in modern crypto.
The man backed Trump. The anti-decentralisation
The anti-freedom. The autocrat.
The company paid for access to this.
And it turned out as expected.
And the people who pay the price are not the ones sitting next to power.
It is the workers.
The same people who built the machine are the first ones thrown into it when the machine needs to look more profitable.
Preach!
If you’re a free thinker this has to matter to you governments have been working with religions. To accomplish the ultimate control - what you think and believe.
Freedom means ownership of the self.
Your body. Your speech. Your wallet. Your beliefs. Your choices.
The moment someone reaches for the state to impose their morality at gunpoint, liberty dies and authoritarianism puts on a smile.
Leave people alone.
"I don't care about the government watching me, because I have nothing to hide."
Ok does that mean, no matter who is in charge, you will always be loyal and law abiding? You never will dissent against leadership or protest?
Data is forever, but regimes change.
@LPNational America was built on racism and hate. If you don’t understand that then get off twitter and read a book bruh. And stay the hell away from politics
Bitcoin is memory.
AI is perception.
That is why they belong
to the same story.
But the story only ends well
if neither becomes a closed regime.
Memory must remain reconstructable.
Perception must remain contestable.
Power must remain corrigible.
Otherwise we do not get liberation.
We get a more durable cage.