Guested Simply Bitcoin yesterday, what a great experience to go live at this legendary show.
Pure gold
Deichman, Norway's biggest libraray will probably find it difficult to get back the copies it lent out, when borrowers understand that the price of the #Fraudcoinbook goes up faster than the bitcoin price.
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Machine translation of screenshot from the library's recommendation / website:
"0 out of 5 available, 44 on waitinglist.
"Exposing the biggest fraud in history."
With impressive and orderly systemic criticism, Østgård explores how your money becomes worth less and less thanks to history's most powerful tool for the centralization and accumulation of power: inflation. The author provides a strong incentive for monetary freedom, and the book is an absolute 'must' for anyone interested in macroeconomics in modern society.
Suitable for you who...
spend money.
Julian Dario, Deichman"
While the price of the Norwegian paperback edition of the #Fraudcoinbook has appreciated 75% since it was launched, #Bitcoin is up only 35% (NOK). You should probably stack up on both 😉
One of our great Norwegian comedians, Herodes Falsk, recommends #Fraudcoin, and that's incredibly cool 😎
Fuckin' 5th place on the nonfiction bestsellerlist
https://nostr.build/av/dc2c753aed8a21f3d8ca744834b10e709636ca415d3badc1f7d54ec6bf882358.mp4
Norgentina
The Norwegian finance minister, Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, says:
"The Norwegian krone is a good currency".
He explains that:
"As a tourist, I will lose a bit, but companies in Norway will gain a bit."
Lying comes naturally when you're in charge of a monetary system based on fraud.
NOK = fiat = #Fraudcoin
NOK delisted on the second Thai FX exchange
NOK = shitcoin
Monetary policy is always about the same, creating benefits for the few and the state, while the rest take the cost
Norgentina
Monetary policy has always had the same objective. Why they do this now doesn't interest me, it's probably just a variation of the same theme. What interests me is to understhand what is happening, and share it with others. People focus too much on why. Just like they do wrong when they focus so much on prices, instead of trying to understandwhy prices rise. They get lost in the rabbit hole, instead of getting to understand the big picture.
Don't cry for me Norgentina
The US and Norway have in common that they debased their currencies by about 7% per year over the 20 years period 2002-2022. This is in terms of increasing the amount of USD/NOK. At 7% you cut the value in half in 10 years, and to a quarter in 20 years.
Inflation is fraud.