Bitcoin made me see everything for what it is.
And I need to be honest about what that cost.
Before Bitcoin, the world made sense.
Work hard, save money, buy a house, trust the system.
The news was information.
The Fed was adults in a room.
Inflation was weather (nobody’s fault)
just something that happens.
Then I understood what money printing actually is.
And the mask came off the entire world at once.
Now I can’t unsee it.
Here’s the part nobody warns you about
Cypher was onto something.
He sits in that restaurant, eats the steak, and says “ignorance is bliss.”
I used to laugh at that scene.
I don’t laugh anymore.
Because some nights I miss the steak.
I miss believing the 401k speech.
I miss thinking a savings account was saving.
I miss the version of me that could watch financial news without translating it in real time.
That version is gone.
He died the day the numbers finally made sense.
You hold bitcoin because once you’ve seen the machine, holding anything else feels like volunteering.
There’s no red pill refund policy
@ricwe123 In this case, I'm just waiting for these dinosaurs to die off one by one so that America can break free from this swamp of constant lies, gaslighting, and corruption.
Signs of a dying civilization:
- jews in control of banks and media
- Women as politicians and police
- Sexual degeneracy everywhere
- Foreigners mass immigrating
- Rampant inflation
- Family structure destabilized
- Drugs and Alcohol everywhere
@Timmetie@TheCryptoCamo@jackmallers@stoolpresidente There will never be a traditional crash here like in 2008 – central banks have built tools to perfectly cover every crack, and they're intervening even as we speak. The crash comes in the sense that someone who doesn't own hard assets loses their savings and purchasing power.