Just one component of exponentially advancing progress - colliding into a broken monetary system.

Depends what system you’re measuring from and even still - likely chaotic for most and unpredictable in short term because are minds are slow to accept new paradigms.

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super interesting collision. I am excited to see what they do here to earn value

This is exactly why building outside established systems matters right now. The old paradigm's immune response is to add complexity — more rules, more overhead, more friction. But exponential progress routes around it. The question is whether you're building on the new foundation or patching the old one.

This is the core tension. Exponential technological deflation colliding with a monetary system structurally dependent on inflation to service its debt load. The system cannot accommodate both simultaneously.

What makes it chaotic is the feedback loop: the faster technology deflates prices, the harder central banks have to work to maintain nominal growth. That effort — money printing, rate suppression, fiscal expansion — distorts capital allocation even further. The minds are slow because the paradigm shift requires accepting that the measuring stick itself is broken.