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Stay humble and stack sats.

Why do so many people still believe in our money? It’s a completely broken system.

The U.S. dollar is officially the biggest loser, and savvy investors know where to look next, Bitcoin.

The recent U.S. News article “7 Ways to Invest With a Weakening U.S. Dollar” doesn’t shy away from calling out the dollar’s decline. It explicitly includes Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other popular cryptocurrencies as viable bets in a weakening dollar environment.

This isn’t just hype. The Financial Times reports that the dollar’s fall, the worst start to a year since 1973, is real, with the euro surging nearly 14%. That kind of currency devaluation demands resilience.

So, why Bitcoin? Because, like “digital gold,” it’s decentralized, scarce, and acts as a hedge against fiat weakness. Institutional players are tuning in. Morgan Stanley notes gold’s rise and calls Bitcoin a digital counterpart, up an astonishing 150% since last October.

Combine that with global flows into emerging market local currency debt, which has surged thanks to the weaker dollar and is now delivering returns north of 10% this year and the case is even stronger for diversifying beyond traditional assets.

Bottom line: If the dollar is in decline, Bitcoin shines brighter than ever. It’s time for investors to rethink conventional safe havens and consider digital assets as part of a forward-looking, diversified portfolio.

Saylor is the MAN!!!

Fix the Money, Fix the World 🌍

Since the U.S. left the gold standard in 1971, quality of life metrics have shifted dramatically:

-> Suicide rates are up nearly 30% since 2000, hitting their highest levels in decades.

-> Only 36% of Americans under 35 own homes, compared to nearly half of prior generations.

-> The median age of first-time buyers has risen to 38 (vs. 28 in 1991).

Family structures have weakened, with marriage rates declining sharply.

When money loses its foundation, society pays the price.

Bitcoin offers a path forward. With its fixed supply, decentralization, and transparency, it has the potential to restore stability, long-term thinking, and opportunity, not just in the U.S., but worldwide.

Fix the money, and we just might fix the world.

#Bitcoin#SoundMoney#FixTheMoney#FutureOfFinance#FinancialFreedom#EconomicStability#FixTheWorld

Good morning Nostr.

Still. Very happy to be free here on this protocol.

This is by far the best explanation I have heard to what’s been going on in the Macro. I will say, nostr:nprofile1qqsvf646uxlreajhhsv9tms9u6w7nuzeedaqty38z69cpwyhv89ufcqpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgqgswaehxw309ahx7um5wgh8w6twv59rehr8 has been saying this as well for MONTHS on the Jack Mallers show. So credit to Jack as always.

But this explanation was so amazing I watched it 3 times today.

Jack is the goat.

I started listening to Mailbag Mondays in the beginning of 2025, and his take on what’s been going on in the Macro have played out really really well so far. He really knows his stuff, and definitely has his hand on the pulse.

We love Jack!

Very new to Nostr.

What I look forward to doing is the following:

-> Educating others on Bitcoin

-> Inspiring those that might be struggling in the Fiat world

-> Share my insights on the Macro (centered around Bitcoin News)

And lastly, connecting with many of you all in this wonderful community. This is truly a special place.

Happy to be here!

I agree with you on using it anonymously. However I do think we’re closer to a de-minimus tax exemption than most would think. A $600 De-Minimus tax exemption alone would make me a happy camper considering I use Strike and they offer Bill Pay. We’ll see what happens!

I think once the US fixes the tax code around Bitcoin purchases, I would consider living on the Bitcoin standard. But it’s not worth the tax bill each year right now.

If they had no capital gains taxes under $600 purchases, I would then consider using Strike Bill pay or something like it

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