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I'm a Reserve Manager at a central bank.
My job is buying gold.
297 tons this year.
Quietly.
While we print money.
Loudly.
Gold hit $5,000 an ounce yesterday.
We've been buying since it was $1,800.
That's called "reserve diversification."
Diversification means we don't trust our own currency.
But we can't say that.
So we say "diversification."
The Governor went on television last month.
He said inflation is "anchored."
Anchored means 6%.
Used to mean 2%.
We moved the anchor.
That's monetary policy.
He said the currency is "sound."
Sound means losing 20% of its value.
Per year.
But it sounds sound.
That's what matters.
We bought 45 tons in November.
Poland bought 95 tons.
Brazil bought 43.
China reports 1 ton.
China is lying.
We all know.
Nobody says it.
95% of central banks plan to buy more gold next year.
That's a survey.
We surveyed ourselves.
On whether we trust ourselves.
We don't.
We trust gold.
Citizens ask why prices keep rising.
We say "supply chains."
We say "external factors."
We don't say "we printed 40% of all money in existence since 2020."
That's not external.
That's us.
The Finance Minister asked if gold is a hedge against our own policies.
I said "gold is a strategic reserve asset."
Strategic means yes.
I just can't say yes.
Gold is $5,000 now.
Our currency buys less every day.
Our gold buys more.
That's the strategy.
For us.
Not for you.
You get the currency.
We get the gold.
That's central banking.
Cantor, Tether, SoftBank, and Jack Mallers are taking Twenty One public tomorrow with the stated goal of becoming the largest publicly traded holder of BTC.
This isn’t your average "DAT" whose primary strategy is hiring a C-tier Bitcoin influencer with a few thousand followers to bull post 24/7.
The groups backing $XXI are connected with THE MOST POWERFUL institutions in the world.
Cantor → Primary Dealer with the Fed. CEO is the Secretary of Commerce.
Tether → Largest stablecoin issuer & now the 17th largest holder of U.S. Treasuries (still rising rapidly).
SoftBank → ¥46 trillion in assets. Partnering with the U.S. Government, OpenAI, Oracle, and MGX on Stargate AI infrastructure.
Jack Mallers → Founder & CEO of Strike. His grandfather was Chairman & CEO of the Chicago Stock Exchange.
Twenty One will be a major player not only in Bitcoin, but in the grand arc of financial history.
NOBODY is bullish enough.
Everyone seems to be concerned about things they don’t need to be concerned about.
You don’t need to worry about quantum computers killing #Bitcoin. Worry about QC cracking your nuclear launch codes.
You don’t need to worry about the composition of @tether’s reserves. They have an additional $30B of group equity outside of full reserves. Worry about your local bank that is definitely fractional and backed by a few rubber bands and chewing gum.
You don’t need to worry about at what price @Strategy will have to sell Bitcoin. Worry about equities you hold that have cash reserves deteriorating at 10% a year and worry about what price they will finally buy Bitcoin at.
Thanks for the concern but we don’t need it.
🇺🇸 ELON ON BITCOIN: “WE PROBABLY WON'T HAVE MONEY - JUST ENERGY AS THE FACTO CURRENCY”
"Currencies, if you will, that are physics-based.
So energy is the real, the true currency.
This is why I said Bitcoin is based on energy.
You can't legislate energy. You can't just pass a law and suddenly have a lot of energy.
It's very difficult to generate energy, especially to harness energy in a useful way to do useful work.
So I think that we probably won't have money, and we’ll just have energy, power generation, as the de facto currency."
Source: @elonmusk, @nikhilkamathcio
Money is neither subjective nor objective. It is transjective because it exists in the relational space between minds: not purely in the world (objective) nor solely in an individual’s perception (subjective). Money emerges from shared action, reciprocating expectations, and orders of intentionality. This makes money a collectively enacted mythology that becomes real through its enactment. In this way, money is a distributed cognitive technology: a social interface that binds subjective valuations with an objective material reality. Like meaning, money is neither “out there” nor “in here,” but between us—a dynamically maintained, intersubjective construct that communicates data about purchasing power across time, space, and minds.
Mises gave us the recipe for civilization:
1. Civilization requires economic calculation
2. Calculation requires prices
3. Prices require markets
4. Markets require exchange
5. Exchange requires private property
Therefore:
No private property → no prices → no calculation → no coordination → no civilization.
And, the extent to which private property is violated (aka taxed) is the extent to which civilization is eroded.
#Bitcoin is the strongest form of private property in the history of the human race.
The US and many other countries have practiced corporatism for many decades, not capitalism. The choice voters have is between corporatism and socialism - and corporatism sucks.
Capitalism - legalized voluntary cooperation among honest, peaceful adults - isn’t even on the ballot.