The Fed broke the system. Quantitative easing wasn’t just an experiment—it’s now a way of life.

But the damage it’s done is far deeper than most realize. 👇

Americans can no longer rely on saving their hard-earned wealth.

Why? The debasement of currency forces everyone to take massive financial risks just to keep up.

Stock allocations as a percentage of total financial assets just hit a new all-time high.

And it’s only going higher. Why? Because "safe" saving no longer works in a system propped up by money printing.

Quantitative easing (QE) was supposed to be temporary—a lifeboat in a crisis.

Now, it’s permanent policy. Suppressed interest rates and endless money printing have distorted financial markets beyond recognition.

While QE props up markets, it punishes savers.

Gone are the days when you could save in a bank account and sleep soundly. Now, you’re forced to gamble just to stay afloat.

This system rewards those who already have wealth and assets while crushing the middle class.

The result? A world where everyone is taking on higher risks—not by choice, but by necessity.

This is what happens when the financial system is broken:

| Risk becomes survival.

| Wealth becomes a gamble.

| Stability is a distant memory.

Is this sustainable? Or are we nearing a breaking point?

#QuantitativeEasing #Bitcoin

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