On my top signal bingo card I have:
- Hyperliquid $100, hits top 10 by mc, flips Cardano
- USDE to flip USDC, ENA to $10
- Total crypto mc breaks 10T$, Total stable mc breaks 1T$. Circle IPO.
- Fartcoin $10, @gammichan appears on SNL
- @jimcramer has declared with certainty @spx6900 is going to flip the stock market. @MustStopMurad is interviewed on CNBC/Bloomberg.
- BTC hits 240k on 4/20. PUPS 1$
- Fixed apr's on stables hit 100%+
- Top 10 influencers are >50% AI agents
- @AndreCronjeTech abandons Sonic and takes a sabbatical. $shadow hits 1B fdv.
- Sol flips XRP, SOL to $1000
- Pudgy's hit 100 eth floor, Luca Netz IPO's Abstract/Pudgy IP. Top streamers are paid millions per stream on @AbstractChain .
- Disney signs contract with @StoryProtocol to put Marvel and Pixar IP on-chain
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Something historic is happening across the West, and the legacy press can't see it, because the press is part of what is collapsing.
Peoples who were told for forty years that they had nothing in common are converging. Americans, French, Italians, Danes, British, Dutch. Different languages, different histories, and the same conclusion reached at the same time. They have all seen the same thing at work in their own countries: what the French call islamo-gauchisme, the alliance between the radical left and political Islam. And they are all saying no.
To understand why their hegemony is close to total collapse, you have to use their own concept. "Hegemony" comes from Antonio Gramsci, the Italian Marxist who understood that power doesn't rest on force. It rests on consent, on people accepting a worldview as obvious, as the only respectable one. That's why the left spent fifty years on what one German activist called the long march through the institutions. Universities, newsrooms, publishing houses, cultural ministries. Own the narrative and you own the country.
But hegemony has a weakness Gramsci himself understood. It dies the moment consent dies. And consent is dying everywhere at once.
They are losing the media war. In the 1970s, around 70% of Americans trusted the mass media. Today it's less than a third. In France, the gap between what the TV news says and what people see on their own street has become a joke. The gatekeepers lost the gate. An engineer with a phone can now reach more people than an evening news broadcast. The monopoly on the narrative, the foundation of the whole edifice, is gone.
And reality is finishing the job. Look at France. A movement that started in high schools ended on October 17 with city halls stormed, Limoges city hall burning and looting across Marseille, while the radical left blamed the police. The French saw it with their own eyes, without a filter. Today's polls show the radical left's candidate losing a presidential runoff by roughly two to one. You can deconstruct a text. You can't deconstruct a burning city hall.
Then comes the blow they can never recover from: abundance.
Collectivism has always been a politics of scarcity. Its whole logic is that the pie is fixed, so someone's gain is someone else's theft, so the state must take and redistribute, ration and control. That's why its latest form is degrowth. Planners need scarcity the way fire needs oxygen.
What is being built right now makes that logic obsolete. AI is collapsing the cost of intelligence. Robotics is about to collapse the cost of labor. Reusable rockets have already slashed the cost of reaching space. Elon Musk and thousands of builders like him are proving every day that the pie is not fixed. It can grow faster than anyone imagined. In a world of abundance, envy loses its grip and the planner loses his excuse. And AI does one more thing: it ends opacity. When any citizen can trace public money in minutes, the networks that live in the dark have nowhere left to hide.
So what comes next? Two things, in this order.
First, the reckoning, and this is where we have to be better than them. There will be no purges and no lists, and nobody will be prosecuted for having been wrong. Being wrong is not a crime, and we will never become what we fought. But aggravated corruption is a crime. Public money diverted to networks, fraud, abuse of office: those must be investigated, proven and judged one by one, by independent courts, with evidence, due process and the presumption of innocence. We don't jail people for their ideas. We jail people for stealing. That difference is the whole difference between a free civilization and the regimes we oppose.
Second, the reunification of the West. That doesn't mean another supranational empire run by unelected officials, which is the model that failed. It means a West of strong, sovereign nations that choose to work together. Agreements between countries that control their borders, produce their own energy, build their own AI and defend themselves, and that trade and cooperate as equals because they share the same foundations: the free individual, the rule of law, the right to build.
Gramsci's heirs spent fifty years winning the institutions. They are losing them in five, because they forgot that hegemony only lasts as long as reality cooperates.
Reality has stopped cooperating. Now it's our turn to build.
and so the weak men become strong again. Their own good intentions in the last 30-40 years paved the way to their own hell, now they are burning in it, it will harden them, their motivations from hatred will start to dominate, the long road to the cleansing has begun
🇫🇷 "I refuse to call these people rioters or vandals. They are terrorists."
Guillaume Guérin, mayor of Limoges, gives a tour of his town hall, destroyed by "French student" rioters.
"It is essential that everyone sees these images."
The fking scumbags who did this are SICK!!! 😡
Writer: Michael
brilliant 1
) Prepare for the 2028 socialist state, by pre socializing 99% of your assets. Better you give it away then to have someone take it from you
2) Stop being the no.1 target for socialists by becoming the no.1 socialist. Next: everyone gets free home and food on Mars?
1) Higher interest will reduce max leverage of AI infra, therefore it will reduce the max amount of capital spent on AI infra, and thus relative demand, and relatively decrease cost of copper, construction, electrical engineering and other very specific sectors only, somewhat.
2) AI is not >20% of the USA economy (yet), and thus 80% of the economy will slow down. If anything it moves investment capital to move from main street to tech, commodities and store of value assets.
3) If anything raising rates, will speed up the transition to an AI dominant economy and society. Growth in AI and adjacent tech will accellerate even, while other sectors will become stagnant and thus slow down inflation
4) Some Labour cost will go down in cost as certain sectors will shrink, while other Labour cost will continue to sky rocket.
5) Long term the shrinking of a young working population will be offset by autonomous AI robots and cheap intelligence, so forces for deflation remain on htf.
6) You are not right, but also not wrong. Just overgeneralizing things, to help your own bags
I’m in crypto because I hate the system
I’m in Thailand because I view paying 50% of my income as indentured servitude
When I see someone “pivot out of crypto” it reminds me of guys who “sucked dick once just to try it” but are back to Jesus
I’m in crypto because I hate the system
I’m in Puerto Rico because I view paying 50% of my income as indentured servitude
When I see someone “pivot out of crypto” it reminds me of guys who “sucked dick once just to try it” but are back to Jesus