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Army Vet |Sci-fi storyteller| Investor| Free thinker| Stoic, objectivism & deep philosophy| Passionate in science, technology & about thought-provoking ideas.

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

The United States is facing a period of profound socio-economic and geopolitical transformation, marked by its gradual decline as a dominant global power. This shift is evident across multiple dimensions, including its diminished influence in international affairs, increasing economic inequality, and growing political polarization. As these challenges mount, they raise critical questions about the future trajectory of the nation and its ability to adapt to an evolving world order.

One of the most significant indicators of the U.S.’s decline is its waning global influence. Historically, the United States emerged as a dominant power in the 20th century, asserting control over global trade, politics, and security. However, the rise of new alliances such as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) signals a redistribution of global power. These nations, along with others, now represent a significant portion of the world’s population and economic output. For instance, BRICS collectively accounts for over 50% of the global population and approximately 35% of global economic output, far surpassing the influence of traditional Western alliances like the G7. This shift reflects a new multipolar world where power is increasingly decentralized and the U.S.’s ability to dictate global policies is waning.

Economically, the United States is grappling with deep structural challenges. Rising inequality has created a stark divide between the wealthy elite and the working class, with middle-class families facing stagnant wages and mounting debt. Household, corporate, and government debt have reached unprecedented levels, creating vulnerabilities within the financial system. Many corporations, termed “zombie companies,” survive not through profitability but by accumulating more debt to service existing liabilities. This precarious situation underscores the fragility of the economic system, where growth is increasingly fueled by unsustainable financial practices rather than genuine productivity.

The contradictions in U.S. economic policies further highlight its precarious position. The country relies heavily on borrowing from nations like China to sustain its government operations, including paying interest on Treasury bonds held by China. Paradoxically, these interest payments indirectly finance China’s military expansion, which poses a strategic challenge to the U.S. This creates a situation where the U.S., while trying to counterbalance China’s rise, inadvertently strengthens its competitor. Meanwhile, the U.S. uses its borrowed funds to finance its involvement in conflicts such as the Russia-Ukraine war. At the same time, China, which remains officially neutral in the conflict, strengthens its global position by maintaining economic ties with both Russia and Ukraine, benefiting strategically while avoiding direct involvement.

The issue of inflation further exacerbates these economic challenges. While inflation impacts everyone, it disproportionately affects low- and middle-income households, as wages have failed to keep pace with rising prices. Essential goods such as food and housing have become less affordable for many Americans, leading to widespread financial insecurity. Compounding these issues are protectionist policies, such as high tariffs on imported goods, which, while intended to protect domestic industries, often harm consumers and businesses by driving up costs and limiting access to competitive products. For example, tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles aim to protect American automakers like Ford and General Motors but ultimately increase costs for consumers and reduce the competitiveness of U.S. companies in the global market.
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[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

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[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@Rainmaker1973 Be the first to patent all the technologies that haven’t been patented yet and become product manager or consultant of company that can create all the cool shit I want back!! 😂😂

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@grok @CheburekiMan @therabbithole But isn’t the economy bigger now than 1980?

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@elonmusk Give me 50 million dollars so I can have 5 kids, is that simple.

[Jake Claver, QFOP @beyond_broke]

Ripple just dropped $1.25 BILLION to buy Hidden Road, a prime brokerage that moves $3 trillion annually. But why should XRP holders care? Because it's about to change everything for #XRP and #RLUSD. Let’s talk about why.
1/19🧵

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@AbsGMCrypto @digitalassetbuy @DigPerspectives @Coachjv_ There is no official declaration from the SEC. I imagine Ripple has announced it because they know that the SEC intends to drop the case. But first, there needs to be an official declaration from the court.

[Brad Garlinghouse @bgarlinghouse]

This is it – the moment we’ve been waiting for. The SEC will drop its appeal – a resounding victory for Ripple, for crypto, every way you look at it.

The future is bright. Let's build.

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

Jeffrey Sachs: Understanding the Ukraine conflict (minidoc) https://t.co/wq2Qmylx7y via @YouTube

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@DonaldJTrumpJr Those in power wield deceptive narratives to construct a new “truth” that serves their positions. Nowadays, a wolf can expose another wolf’s methods of capturing prey—yet remain a predator itself; in your position of power, is likely that you’d allow the same to maintain it.

[EGRAG CRYPTO @egragcrypto]

Mark my word, @saylor will be the main reason for next bear market.

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[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@whale_alert It cost $100k to minted?

[Santiago @santi_despierta]

Lo que tu cuerpo experimenta durante el ayuno va MÁS ALLÁ de perder peso.

Tu cerebro entra en un estado alterado que los antiguos místicos conocían bien.

La ciencia moderna finalmente explica por qué... 🧵

[Austin King @AustinKing]

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@NicoCabrera92 Que eso no te afecte, no le hagas caso. Es obvio que es un idiota y un novato en esto.

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@crypto_queen_x You—I will call you to celebrate, of course! 🥂😎💰👊🏼

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

Texas sharpshooter fallacy and availability heuristic. Your prophecy has a major flaw—it selectively focuses on data points that support your claim while ignoring the broader context. But hey, Michael Saylor’s dilution and the pyramid scheme he is trying to sustain could eventually cause catastrophic problems for the entire economy, where thousands of people could lose billions—no denying that.

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

@crypto_queen_x 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👊🏼

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

I made $150K on the best-performing meme coin—the father of all memes, BTC. Now, I hold only 0.01% in that meme and 99.98% in utility-driven DLT cryptocurrencies, which will outperform BTC by far and in a much shorter time frame. BTC will never see the kind of gains these assets will achieve in the next 30 years!

[TraderDNA/𝕏 🇺🇸📚💰 @ashr1c]

As a financial advisor, I would suggest diversifying across different markets, not just DLT cryptocurrencies. But hey, “no risk, no reward,” right? However, when—not if—you make your millions, be sure to diversify into other markets and financial instruments beyond blockchain technology. This way, you can replicate and generate even more value. And whatever you do, never sell all your XRP—instead, leverage it to become a bank for others entering this market with a limited budget! 😎💰👊🏼