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[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: Total US federal debt is now up to a record $39.4 trillion, rising +$3.2 trillion over the last 12 months.

Since 2020, US federal debt is now up a massive +$16.3 trillion.

This marks a +$2.5 trillion average annual increase, or +$209 billion per month.

At this pace, total US debt will surge to $50.0 trillion before 2030.

The US debt crisis has no end in sight.

[Dan Held @danheld]

How normies feel about Bitcoin 😂

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@robw00ds Walks in the woods, no pun intended

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@IncomeSharks @IncomeSharks for everything oil: https://t.co/q1TFpfxO2u

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@caprioleio Also

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

Going to start spending time on this personally - seems like we all need to solve it sooner rather than later.

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@inmortalcrypto

[Dustin @r0ck3t23]

Elon Musk just said what no economist will: the entire system is about to break and nothing can stop it.

AI and robotics aren’t generating growth. They’re destroying the scarcity framework economics depends on.

Musk: “It will hit us like a supersonic tsunami.”

Production compounds exponentially. Money supply grows linearly. Productivity sustaining permanent double-digit expansion. Numbers that sound impossible becoming baseline.

Not evolution. Replacement.

Musk: “Prices collapse hard.”

Not decline. Implosion. AI strips out labor costs, eliminates production errors, removes every inefficiency keeping goods expensive. Manufacturing anything approaches zero marginal cost while quality accelerates.

Governments will react on instinct. Print money. Inject stimulus. Playbook designed for scarcity economies colliding with abundance they have no framework to understand.

Musk: “GDP metrics are already meaningless.”

Every economic model assumes constrained labor, limited output, gradual improvement. AI doesn’t work within those boundaries. It deletes them as variables.

Production explodes. Central banks flood liquidity. Prices collapse regardless because physical abundance scales faster than any monetary intervention can match.

The production wave outruns policy response. Always.

Deflation signals crisis in every historical model. But this isn’t demand collapse. It’s supply going infinite.

The economy isn’t failing. It’s transforming beyond tools built to measure scarcity.

Power belongs to whoever controls the systems generating unlimited output. Money becomes secondary when production costs vanish. Policy makers are steering with instruments calibrated for limits that stopped existing.

This already started. And the people running things have zero answers for what happens when their entire profession becomes obsolete overnight.

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@coinmamba Long $CL

[Algod @AlgodTrading]

You can just do things

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@Justin_Bons @JarjarWatt99 @MarcDeMesel @cybercapital Thanks, have a great evening

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@Justin_Bons @JarjarWatt99 @MarcDeMesel @cybercapital Thanks for answering, is there information somewhere about the (current) inflation rate?

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@Justin_Bons @JarjarWatt99 @MarcDeMesel @cybercapital @Justin_Bons honest question, how can infinite supply shrink?

[Dan Held @danheld]

Total wealth of US billionaires = $6.72 trillion.

If we confiscated all of their wealth, we'd only be able to run the federal government for less than a year.

Perhaps our problem isn’t how much billionaires have but how much politicians spend.

h/t @antonydavies

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@nemo13 Gmgm Nemo!

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@nemo13 1) what

[Le Shrub🌳 @agnostoxxx]

Meme-driven investing 🤭

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@G00DlDEAA @lilybrodi how much they paid you for this?

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@nemo13 In our 🅾️wn lane

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@FideliosWorld @Omen4Omen @nemo13 Happy birthday @FideliosWorld @A_Travel0904

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@SomeFuck_algo @iam_OA_ @nemo13 Gmgm!