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Mr Liberty
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Pursue freedom and autonomy, then you’ll find meaning.

Well, a house shouldn’t be an investment, it should be a basic thing where you live. A young person should be able to buy it without entering 50 year mortgages. Is incomprensible to fuck the new and young generation to benefit the old ones

The housing market crisis could be easily solved by making much easier the building of new homes, reducing bureaucracy etc. But if you do this, a lot of new houses enter the market and would reduce a lot the value of people that have their investments in real estate (boomers), that’s why they aren’t interested in fixing the housing crisis, they would lose 2/3 of their votes.🤮

Look China, North Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, UK (getting worse now). All living in the age of social media, and still repressed.

Governments can influence a lot of things that are difficult to change for the common person, like public education, the narrative of the media etc.

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Russell Napier is one of my favorite macro analysts that I've learned a lot from over the years. Had the chance to meet him at a dinner the other day and discuss macro with him.

Him and I often have similar macro views and a focus on the topic of fiscal dominance and the financial repression that follows. But an area of historic difference is that he has viewed Bitcoin as unlikely to win. He has viewed it as something that governments will ultimately not allow to function once the gloves come off and financial repression gets real from the major powers.

So I discussed that with him, since while I acknowledge that threat as being real, I think Bitcoin is a solid foundation to push back with. But in addition, I also highlighted Nostr, and decentralized comms and social media in general.

Back in the 1930s-1940s when the US banned gold ownership and implemented yield curve control (hard core financial repression), information moved slowly. A lot of information was one-directional. It was hard for people to coordinate with each other at large scales.

But social media changes the game entirely. People can meme about it in real time. Government and central bank social media accounts can get ratio'd. Maybe one day they'll try to put a stop to that on centralized social media platforms, but that's why the decentralized protocols are so important. The tools are simply much better today, making that type of smooth and coordinated financial repression harder to do since all of their reasons can be dissected and dunked on in real time.

Yes and no. You could say the same about government control. Years ago you could imagine that with social media, governments would have a difficult time trying to control people, because they could organize protests in social media, and have freedom of information.

But as you can see, even with social media, governments like china control all the society easily. When you promote shit entertainment like TikTok, Netflix and other things, you make people dumb, they won’t be curious and search for information about daily problems like why is the financial system fucked. And bitcoin, is not exactly easy to comprehend for most people.

If you want more reward/risk, buy only Btc. If you want less risk and diversión buy both, but less reward

Gold to 4300$. A lot of boomers are going to sell their Bitcoin seeing this to buy gold, thinking that is better than Btc.

Bitcoin will probably will crash next months, maybe to 80-90k$, hope it reaches 70k but I don’t see that. Remember: never sell your Bitcoin.

You mean the stock price of the treasuary companies is inflated or the actual price of bitcoin?

I think most of the Bitcoin thing was in order to gain votes from the crypto community. I mean, if they wanted to buy Bitcoin, they would have already done it, right?

What are they going to do, wait until the price goes up 2x or 4x before they start buying?

I don’t know, man. I think that Bitcoin will explode when inflation starts hitting hard again and people discover that the dollar is a scam and Bitcoin is a better form money.

Totally. Well, I think the biggest problem of the US now is to solve the problem with the interest rates.

Once they lower the rates, maybe they buy BTC, but I think it’s not their priority, at least now

If the fed doesn’t print money, credit will collapse. If they print= assets go up, then inflation hits, but economy will survive in the short term.

I wouldn’t like to be in Powell’s position, very difficult decision

My Bitcoin price prediction.

2025: 150k

2026: 300-500k

2030: 1M

2026 Q1 and Q2 will be fun, a lot of liquidity will enter the economy.

Search Global liquidity cycles.

Stay humble and stack sats, 100k is fuckin cheap

The top? The fed has not even started printing money, and they have to do it to not collapse the economy

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