@DanielPriestley@garyseconomics TL, DR.
Inflation is theft is all you needed to say.
Fiat-government printed money is going to zero.
Nothing stops this train.
@Privatecko @OSUFanBigTime@Albers009Thomas What? Are you for real or a bot?
You turn up in January 2026 and have a shitcoin in your bio.
This is about the fundamental properties of hard money. Not made-up government fiat debt-based currencies.
@OSUFanBigTime @Privatecko @Albers009Thomas Nothing can prevent it. Bitcoin is the result.
“Nothing stops this train” as we keep saying.
The hard money will increase in value until all inflating money is utterly worthless. One fiat currency at a time.
@OSUFanBigTime @Privatecko @Albers009Thomas No.
All government fiat currencies are going to zero. Some will last a little longer than others.
They’re just debt on top of debt on top of debt.
They cannot survive. The inevitable can only be delayed.
At the end is hard money. Once it was gold.
Now it is Bitcoin.
@PLSBernie @riekert_billy @Albers009Thomas All you have is debt.
Debt owed on debt owed on debt.
IOUs owed to IOUs owed to IOUs.
The only thing that is truly money is the base unit of all the debt.
It was gold for centuries.
Now it is #Bitcoin. The hardest money ever discovered.
You either understand now …or later.
@OSUFanBigTime @Privatecko @Albers009Thomas It’s VERY unlikely that those fiat currencies will survive.
The average lifespan of a currency printed by a government is around 35-40 years.