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Why are these your main banking options?
1. A traditional bank that risks your money and keeps all the interest.
2. A fintech that pushes gambling onto you.
We need a third option where the company AND the client win.
Bitcoin makes it possible.
When you turn on the news, it’s constant doom and gloom. So much commentary about what’s broken and who we should blame, and so little about what we can actually do to build something better.
I should know...I spent more than a decade in MSM, and most of my investigative reporting focused on public corruption. But it took me a long time to connect the dots to the deeper truth of how the incentives of our system shape the outcomes we’re living through. When the system rewards grift, when accountability is rare, and when we’re unmoored from any real anchor, everything starts to rot.
I mean both a monetary anchor and also an anchor of truth, goodness, and of what connects our souls. Because when money becomes something that can be endlessly manipulated, it trains all of us to think short-term, to bend rules, and to chase what’s rewarded now instead of what’s right. Over time, that doesn’t just distort markets. It distorts people.
And that’s how you get fraud and waste on an industrial scale. In a money-printer economy, budgets stop feeling real, consequences get delayed, and bad decisions can be covered up with “more funding.” Political promises turn into blank checks, and once the goal is “deliver the money,” not “deliver the results,” you create perfect conditions for outright fraud. It’s easier to hide failure, reward insiders, and push the bill onto everyone else through inflation.
Whenever I venture into the broader social media abyss, it’s pretty disheartening. So many people have lost hope. They yell past each other. Yet when you sit down with people in real life, you realize we have far more in common than what divides us.
So what do we do?
I don’t believe we can “fix” this from inside the same system that created it. Our attempts to fix it have turned into a red-versus-blue see-saw, yet under both parties wealth has concentrated and the cost of the American Dream has exploded.
We need something that can exist in parallel -- not as a destructive revolution with smug slogans -- but as an accessible alternative people can opt into peacefully, one decision at a time.
This parallel system is really just a new set of rules. Rules that reward real value, protect your savings from being silently diluted, and don’t require you to trust that the “right people” will stay in charge.
That’s what Bitcoin offers. Not a political party. Not a perfect world. But certainly a much better one. A separate monetary network anyone can use, built to align incentives around honesty, long-term thinking, and real value creation.
More people will come to realize all of this...it might just take time.
@zerohedge True.
That is why Bitcoin is based on energy: you can issue fake fiat currency, and every government in history has done so, but it is impossible to fake energy.
My brand new interview with Tom Lee @fundstrat
We discuss his bullish outlook on Bitcoin (new ATH this fall?), the national debt, Fed policy, corporate treasury boom, the U.S. acquiring Bitcoin and more.
Let us know what you think in the comments below.
Timecodes:
00:00 Tom Lee’s Market Outlook: Wall Street & U.S. Economy 1:27 Why Skepticism Is Good for the Markets 1:56 Why Tom Lee Is Bullish on Bitcoin and S&P 500 5:53 Government Debt: A Growing Economic Concern? 6:58 Should the Fed Cut Interest Rates? 8:46 What Happens If the Fed Lowers Rates? 9:38 Bitcoin Price Outlook: What’s Next? 10:47 Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries: Who’s Leading the Way? 12:45 Top Companies Holding Bitcoin in Treasury 14:04 Semler Scientific: Bitcoin as a Treasury Reserve 15:25 Fundstrat Strategy Breakdown: Key Offerings 18:48 Trump: “Bitcoin Is the New Oil” - What It Means 19:45 Can the U.S. Government Nationalize a Bitcoin Company? 22:57 Ethereum Investment: Why Tom Lee Is Buying 26:55 What Are the Risks of Holding Ethereum? 28:39 What Single Asset Would Tom Bet On?