There's been a stealth class war waged against We the People for decades.
Wages are stalling. Debt is rising. The dollar is dying. Food quality is dropping but not as fast as birth rates. Calorie access is restricting. Global tensions are tightening. Inflation is hotter than the government will admit, with most of the pain focused on the people who can least afford it.
All of it on purpose. All of it undone by Bitcoin.
Why are they going after your money?
Wealth is the only form of defense we have that can protect our kids, grandkids and (hopefully) everyone they care about from danger. It can even give them opportunity, aka offense. That’s why money matters. It provides protection and the power to make change.
This is why money matters to the bad guys, too.
Most people think they are simply trying to make money.
...those same people don’t think about how their money loses value every year, constantly. Nor do they think about why their money is becoming worthless, or recognize it's intentional.
The elite control the central banking technocrats, the media conglomerates and the governments of the world. They use NGOs and other seemingly charitable vehicles to coordinate globally. They write laws to confine us, enforce them against us, judge us, tax us and print the value of our money away.
The plan is simple: the baddies are trying to steal our wealth by creating more money to drive up asset prices (and rents to use assets) in order to funnel progressively more economic energy to themselves. They are using the money printer to create a black hole of inflation in order to drain all our purchasing power to fund their obscene lifestyles.
I've been thinking about this problem for close to 15-years.
“How do you build wealth faster than central banks are destroying the value of money itself?” I asked myself that question for the first time in 2011 with 3 friends while we worked together to launch a company.
It is impossible to get your head around the scale of reckless and entirely unaccountable “credit creation” aka magic money making that happens every day across the world.
The elite are doing more than simply keeping themselves warm with the money printer.
They are playing offense (getting richer) and defense (making savers and income earners even poorer). Strengthening themselves as they weaken everyone else.
Bitcoin ends their class war against the hardworking people and puts power back into our hands. It prevents global security states, forever wars and most forms of corruption, too.
No wonder they fear Bitcoin.
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“It was a Ponzi from day one.” – Simon Dixon
Banks create money when they issue loans, then charge interest on money that doesn’t exist yet.
The only way to repay it is more debt. Perpetual expansion. Guaranteed insolvency.
This is why full-reserve banking is never allowed.
And why Bitcoin exists.
Money does not exist in nature.
If every human vanished tomorrow—poof, Thanos snap—money dies with us.
Not slowly. Instantly.
Because money isn't real. It's not gravity. It's not water. It's not some fundamental law of physics carved into the universe's source code.
Gravity pulls planets whether you believe in it or not. Water cycles through ecosystems without asking for permission. Those are natural phenomena. They persist.
Money? Money is a shared hallucination. A collective delusion we all agreed to participate in because the alternative, pure barter, was a logistical nightmare.
Look around. Animals hoard food. Birds collect shiny objects to attract mates. Squirrels bury acorns.
But they're not pricing those acorns in "nut dollars." There's no interest rate on stored seeds. No squirrel is taking out a loan to front-run winter scarcity.
That's instinct. That's biology. That's not money.
Money only exists when humans assign value to something and agree that it represents stored labor, future purchasing power, or social coordination at scale.
Without minds to recognize it, gold is just a shiny metal in the ground. Bitcoin is just dormant code on dead servers.
Carl Menger figured this out in the 1870s. Money emerges organically from human action and voluntary agreement—not government decree, not divine mandate.
Gold became money because humans decided it had the right properties: scarce, durable, divisible, portable, verifiable. We built entire civilizations around that consensus.
But here's the kicker: gold isn't inherently money without us assigning it that role.
It's just element 79 on the periodic table.
Bitcoin? Same deal. It's a digital construct we engineered because we needed better properties for a global, hyperconnected world.
But in a human-less universe? Bitcoin's ledger halts. The network dies. The protocol becomes a fossil record of a species that once tried to escape monetary debasement.
This is the part most people miss:
The evolution of money doesn't happen because it's etched into the fabric of reality. It happens because we build it. We improve it. We upgrade the operating system.
Seashells → Gold → Paper → Digital.
Each iteration solves problems the previous one couldn't. Each step is a reflection of human ingenuity, not natural inevitability.
And right now, we're in the middle of the biggest monetary upgrade in human history.
Bitcoin isn't "real" in the sense that it exists independent of us. But neither is the dollar. Neither is gold as money.
The difference is Bitcoin was engineered—deliberately, mathematically, incorruptibly—to be the best form of money humans have ever created.
21 million hard cap. No central authority. No counterparty risk. No inflation. No debasement.
It's not real because it's natural. It's real because we made it that way.
And that's the point.
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Hey @realDonaldTrump,
4+ million merchants can now accept Bitcoin.
You can literally buy a coffee with it.
It's money.
Abolish capital gains.
Let Americans spend their money freely.
Endless money printing is the source of most of your economic woes.
It's not 'billionaires', 'capitalism', or any particular race of people.
Your pounds, dollars, euros, naira, and yen are devalued daily.
And as long as the problem is misdiagnosed, it will continue forever.
From now on I am just going to reply to uninformd Bitcoin haters on here with Grok asking them to ELI5, at a 70iq level or at a level of them being barely sentient.
Maybe it helps explaining in simpler terms?
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JUST IN: IMF backtrack spotted!
What is happening in Pakistan is one of the most important geopolitical events of the year, and Western media is asleep at the wheel.
The IMF has just been forced to soften its opposition to bitcoin in Pakistan, by making it seem like they will go through a legitimate due diligence process first (and then reject it).
Context:
IMF has transparently opposed bitcoin in 4 countries and in both the cases where the country went ahead anyway (Bhutan, El Salvador) the economy has thrived, not only making a mockery of IMF "instability concerns" but shining the light ever more strongly back at them for the real reason for their bitcoin opposition: it threatens their relevance.
Geopolitical theatre at its finest, and Bitcoin is on center stage.