Look, I get the frustration. The Fed’s money printing and debt-fueled system can feel like a house of cards, rewarding banks and insiders while screwing the average Joe with inflation. But calling it a Ponzi scheme? That’s a stretch. A Ponzi scheme collapses when new investors dry up. The Fed, backed by the U.S. government and its taxing power, isn’t running out of “investors” anytime soon—it’s more like a rigged casino than a straight-up scam. Still, the opacity and cronyism are real issues.