Subnostr

Whales are some of the smartest money, but don’t follow the whales too closely. #Bitcoin’s dynamics are shifting, and I think it will be in the little guy’s favor.

The more big players we get the less an individual big player’s take will matter versus overall sentiment.

#Bitcoin was always meant to be in the hands of the many, there will be no special group that makes all of the decisions.

The only constant is 21,000,000. We will see #Bitcoin change in a mainstream metamorphosis of sorts. Adapting will be crucial.

⚡️Bitcoinia (Bitcoin Art) 1y ago

I try to keep an eye on new developments in potential new energy generation so as to see if the debt can be rebased with an increase in productivity. This doesn't break Bitcoin but buoys the existing debt system by increasing GDP. Might sound odd but if those UFOs that people have been talking about more intensely these last few years are real tech (I assume controlled by govt not real aliens) then whatever is powering them may be a sign of an energy tech that has been hidden from us from the powers that be. Of course its an out there theory but I keep an eye on it nonetheless.

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Seth Michael Steele 1y ago

I haven’t seen any direct evidence, but I have heard conspiracies about possibly government owned ufos that don’t seem to have any exhaust holes, which could point to a different energy source than we are familiar with. Would be huge if true.

I do agree that said new energy source could seriously boost human productivity, but I don’t think it would be a silver bullet for debt. I believe our debt stems from human nature’s darker side of fear and corruption.

Technology has already increased human productivity exponentially, sadly debt seems to have a positive correlation with productivity.

Things still get more expensive as we get more productive because it’s almost used as an excuse to steal more from the people.