@PrestonPysh@WrenchCapital@Jkylebass@PrestonPysh if you have him on, would be interesting to hear his thoughts why #Bitcoin is "highly speculative", yet he invests in "platforms trading, lending and developing NFTs and all of the digital universe of alphabet soup things that are out there" his words on TIP Nov2021
Really excited to be launching https://t.co/mMKNu8oljd with @PrestonPysh@LynAldenContact, @nico_lechuga, and @1andipitt
A #Bitcoin only ecosystem fund to support the growing ecosystem and entrepreneurs.
My reasons: https://t.co/6KGAF73uXE
Headline price inflation came in at 8.5% this morning, which is the highest in four decades, and the biggest gap over short-term rates since the 1940s.
@VailshireCap @PrestonPysh @VailshireCap what if governments continue to subsidize / give $ to people to help with rising fuel and energy costs (as seen in California, France, etc). This doesn't lead to demand destruction but rather the opposite which further aggravates the inflation.... thoughts?
Every administration, republican or democrat, has an opportunity to build trust with the public.
Instead, every single time, they choose deception and zero accountability. It’s not the party, it’s the system.
The sell-off in bonds has a catalyst: Inflation grossly outpacing yields.
Inflation has a catalyst: Supply chains breaking down.
Supply chains breaking down have a catalyst: A decade+ of price controls being applied to the currency itself (via QE).
https://t.co/Mr9ImQbv95
Without a doubt one of the best podcast episodes of 2022.
If you want to better understand what is happening now
and how to prepare yourself and your family for what comes next, listen to this episode.
Well done gentlemen. Thank you.
Today, @PrestonPysh interviews @LawrenceLepard about the dramatic change in financial markets. They cover the decline of the dollar’s global reserve status among many other current events.
Listen here: https://t.co/Ih6Z0KUXP4
Episode transcripts: https://t.co/GEvwCHWWgm
This is known as financial repression.
When debt is very high, then even when inflation runs hot, central banks are extremely slow to raise rates.
The real value of the debt gets eroded away; currency devaluation.