Just borrow to buy to BTC and rug pull the fiat credit system. Right? Only one that can suffer is your Strawman.

There is no precedent to this in the US and everyone is oblivious. I don't understand.

I have a nationwide electrical and automation business with Industrial UL Fabrication Shops. The supply chain is wonky and I’m being told by my suppliers they see no fix for 23’ and into 24’. Pretty much all my suppliers. Such as AllenBradley Rockwell Emerson Eaton etc. I say that to say I don’t see inflation coming down = High payments = ??? Thanks for all you do. ⚡️🤘⚡️

Are we heading for a sustained period of high rates, high inflation and high debasement (to service debt), with bailouts/stimmies going only to entities and individuals holding high ESG or social credit scores?

But James, who could have possibly predicted this?

Mood.

It’s about to get real ugly..

Thanks for sharing .. 🫡

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Burying bones and stacking sats. Woof!

This chart certainly makes you sit up. Wonder what that looks like for EU & U.K. too given the wests expanding war situation.

In the UK the interest payment is now > than the spend on education. The future not looking good for the old system.

Strange how no one really talks about this in the main stream. Here in the UK there's so much noise about much smaller budget items, and yet interest expense is exploding. Either burying in our heads in the sand, or there's a "solution" coming. CBDC's where central bank ensures no one's account is increasing too much and everyone has to sacrifice something each month ... ?

Hmm, Am wondering what is next...?

wait, is that chart right? Annual interest expenses are approaching 1T? That seems too high by ~half. I don’t really know what the duration mix on US debt is. How fast are interest expenses rising as older lower interest notes expire and are rolled over to higher interest ones?