@theRealKiyosaki 5 years ? Even after the shift from stock markets and falling currencies to hard real resources (gold, silver ,oil) ?
Is it going to the longest crash in human history ?
~”What a privilege to be tired from the work you once begged the universe for.
What a privilege to feel overwhelmed by growth you used to dream about.
What a privilege to be challenged by a life you created on purpose.
And what a privilege to outgrow things you once had to settle for.”
– @milesadcox
10-11-2026
Silver over $80…..yay
Is it too late to buy silver?
I say “No.”
I would buy silver up to $100…. Then wait and see.
Always remember:
“Pigs get fat.
Hogs get slaughtered.”
No Enemies — Charles Mackay
You have no enemies, you say?
Alas! my friend, the boast is poor;
He who has mingled in the fray
Of duty, that the brave endure,
Must have made foes! If you have none,
Small is the work that you have done.
You’ve hit no traitor on the hip,
You’ve dashed no cup from perjured lip,
You’ve never turned the wrong to right,
You’ve been a coward in the fight.
Accepting Dogecoin for Grok subscriptions would be more than a payment option, it’s a growth lever.
$DOGE has one of the largest, most motivated communities in crypto.
Many would subscribe not because they need Grok Pro, but because they want to use $DOGE, push adoption, and support real-world use.
Payment = marketing.
$DOGE holders want reasons to spend $DOGE.
Feels like a natural fit for X + Grok.
@elonmusk Curious if this has been considered.
---Memo #3: The World Isn’t Crashing. It’s Resetting.---
Disclaimer: Sharing some notes from my latest deep dive into geopolitical cycles. These are my personal takes on the data, not financial advice.
1/ The Noise vs. The Signal: If you’ve been watching the news lately, it feels like everything is breaking at once. Recession fears. War in Europe. Chaos in the Middle East.
Most people see these as separate disasters. But when you zoom out and look at the timeline since 2018, a different picture emerges. It’s not random. It’s structural.
2/ The Timeline: Look at the sequence. We didn’t just stumble here: • 2018: Trade War begins. The first crack in globalization. • 2020: Lockdowns shatter supply chains. • 2021: The $10T liquidity injection dilutes the currency. • 2022: SWIFT sanctions weaponize the Dollar. The trust is broken. • 2023-25: Banking stress + escalation in the Middle East & Europe.
3/ The Real Story: We aren't just in a "recession." We are living through the collapse of the Unipolar Order (US-led) and the messy birth of a Multipolar one.
The "Global Policeman" model is bankrupt. The debt is too high (~120% debt-to-GDP), and the political will is gone. When the enforcer leaves the room, the regional powers start fighting for position. That’s the chaos you’re seeing.
4/ The Consequences (Short Term): This transition is inflationary and messy. • Supply Chains: We're moving from "efficient" (cheap) to "secure" (resilient). That costs money. • Conflict: Without a hegemon, wars like Ukraine don't end with treaties. They end in "frozen" stalemates. • Institutions: The UN and IMF are deadlocked. They were built for the old world.
5/ The Consequences (Long Term): • The Tech Split: We’re heading for two internets and two tech stacks (West vs. East). • Hard Assets > Paper: Countries with actual resources (oil, commodities) now have leverage over countries with just debt. • Financial Repression: The only way governments handle this debt load is by keeping interest rates below inflation. They have to inflate the debt away.
6/ The Main Character: The US Dollar This brings us to the elephant in the room. The Dollar isn't dying tomorrow, but it is being debased. The system forces the US to print to survive.
This is why the market is acting "weird."
7/ The Asset Rotation :This is where my research points to Gold and Crypto.
• Gold: It’s moving because Central Banks are scared. They are dumping debt to buy the only asset that can’t be sanctioned. It’s the "sovereign hedge."
• Crypto: Ignore the weekly price crashes. Structurally, we are moving into a low-trust world. A neutral, code-based value system isn't a gamble anymore; it’s becoming a necessity for trade between blocs that don't trust each other.
8/ Conclusion: Don't panic about the "Crash." Prepare for the "Reset."
We are moving from a debt-based system to a hard-asset reality. The volatility is just the price of admission for the transition.
~Strategy over fear.
---End of Memo #3: The World Isn’t Crashing. It’s Resetting.---