JUST IN: Lynette Zang says, "If you hold an asset outside of the banking system, that gives you power." "The most important function of money is really to hold the value of your labor through time... You can't go back and work those hours again." "Having sound money as a foundation is critically important, no matter what else you do, because this has performed that function for thousands of years. Nothing else has. And it runs no counterparty risk. And that's key."

🚨🚨 BREAKING: The Georgia Board of Elections just dropped this BOMBSHELL revealing that HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of ballots in Georgia in the 2020 presidential election were counted twice and it was NOT by human error - but by INTENTIONAL HUMAN INTERVENTION, which was in fact MASSIVE VOTER FRAUD that STOLE the election from the actual winner of Georgia, President Donald J Trump. Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, President Trump and countless others were criminally charged, civilly sued and in some cases bankrupted for no other crime than having the courage to come forward and EXPOSE THIS MASSIVE FRAUD to the American people. They have now been COMPLETELY AND TOTALLY VINDICATED. The head of The Georgia Board of Elections now says “Georgia owes President Donald J Trump an apology.” It’s official guys and the evidence is all out after 5 long, painful years: The 2020 election was STOLEN from all of us and President Trump was the lawful winner of the state of Georgia. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Governor Brian Kemp and other top Georgia elections officials were paid off to “look the other way” and knowingly certify this FRAUDULENT election. So when do the arrests start? Ruby Freeman should have to pay Rudy back reparations and every single penny that she got off of him based on a BIG LIE AND A FALSE PRETENSE. And her, Raffensperger, Kemp and every single one of their fellow ELECTION RIGGERS MUST BE ARRESTED AND PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW. This was the POLITICAL CRIME OF THE CENTURY and they should never be allowed to show their faces in the public again without being shouted down by we the people for stealing our vote and our President from us. RESIGN NOW, YOU RINO TRAITORS. When President Trump was talking about the enemy from within, he was talking about people like them.

The US now spends more on interest than on defense. $1.04 trillion a year, just to service the debt. Who do you think pays for that?

Realizing that people spend 40 years and 80,000 hours of their life working for a money that the government can just print out of thin air.

I approach Bitcoin as a Transition Analyst. That means I can hold two ideas at the same time. At a fundamental level, I believe in Bitcoin the protocol. I believe in its scarcity, its permissionless nature, its ability to be independently verified, and ultimately its potential to preserve individual sovereignty in a world where trust in institutions is increasingly fragile. And because of that, I believe the purest expression of Bitcoin ownership remains simple: hold the asset itself, control your keys, and use cold storage whenever possible. If sovereignty is the objective, eliminating counterparty risk matters. But I am not a Bitcoin fundamentalist when analyzing how the world gets from here to there. The transition will be messy. Bitcoin is colliding with Wall Street, sovereign governments, banks, corporations, stablecoins, credit markets, energy infrastructure, derivatives, geopolitical competition, and eventually monetary policy itself. Some of those developments will strengthen Bitcoin. Some will attempt to capture it. Some will introduce enormous counterparty risk. Some will be genuinely innovative. And some will simply be scams wrapped in Bitcoin terminology. My job is to distinguish between them. That means I can analyze a financial product objectively without endorsing it as the best way to own Bitcoin. I can recognize that a product may accelerate adoption, unlock enormous pools of capital, or represent an important step in Bitcoin’s financialization while simultaneously saying that self-custody remains superior from a sovereignty perspective. Those aren’t contradictions. They are different layers of analysis. A Bitcoin capitalist asks: What can be built on this? A Bitcoin fundamentalist asks: How do we protect the integrity of Bitcoin? A transition analyst has to ask both, while adding another question: What happens when Bitcoin collides with the existing monetary, financial, political, technological, and geopolitical system? That’s where I spend my time. I care about the products because they tell us where capital is moving. I care about Wall Street because it tells us how Bitcoin is being financialized. I care about sovereign adoption because it changes the geopolitical game. I care about derivatives because they can affect price discovery and synthetic supply. I care about custody because control of the asset ultimately matters. And I call out fraud, manipulation, conflicts of interest, and unethical behavior because adoption at any cost is not the objective. The objective is getting through the transition without losing the thing that made Bitcoin valuable in the first place. I don’t expect billions of people, corporations, pension funds, banks, and sovereigns to interact with Bitcoin exactly the way early Bitcoiners did. The Bitcoin standard, if it emerges, will require layers of infrastructure, credit, capital markets, payment systems, custody solutions, and financial products that don’t exist today. So I study those layers objectively. But underneath all of that analysis is a very simple conviction: Bitcoin is bigger than the financial products being built around it. Products will come and go. Companies will rise and fail. Governments will embrace it, fight it, regulate it, accumulate it, and probably attempt to control parts of the ecosystem surrounding it. The protocol has to survive all of them. And if we eventually emerge on the other side of this transition with Bitcoin’s core properties intact, then what matters most won’t be which ETF won, which treasury company traded at the highest multiple, or which Wall Street product attracted the most capital. It will be that humanity still possesses an open monetary network that nobody ultimately owns and that individuals can still hold directly, verify independently, and take into their own custody. That’s the North Star. Everything else is the transition.

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Dorian Nakamoto raps the Bitcoin whitepaper

JUST IN: $1.8 TRILLION MERRILL LYNCH JUST SAID THEY NOW RECOMMEND UP TO A 4% #BITCOIN ALLOCATION FOR CLIENTS THE FLOODGATES ARE OPENING UP WE ARE GOING TO VALHALLA 🚀🚀

Secret to the Iran war? Take a listen to Lindsey williams in 1991 author of the energy non-crisis (a book @QuiteFranklyTV mentioned) ↗️↗️Iran was going to break the petrodollar and show oil is unlimited. americanfreepress.net/html/g… lindseywilliams.net/the-ener…

Most people have never heard of the Cantillon Effect. But once you understand it, you’ll see the world of investing differently. What is it? In the early 1700s, Richard Cantillon noticed a simple pattern: When new money enters an economy, it doesn’t reach everyone at once. And whoever gets it first benefits the most. Here’s how it works today: New liquidity enters through the Fed and through bank lending. Both follow a similar pattern: → Markets and large balance sheets get first access → Large corporations and well-connected borrowers tap cheap credit next, they invest and expand at today’s prices → Asset prices tend to rise as new liquidity chases finite assets → Consumer prices often follow → Wages rise last, usually after purchasing power has already declined Fed data shows how lopsided the playing field is: - The top 10% hold nearly 90% of equities. - The bottom 50% holds about 1%. It’s a simple but powerful monetary transmission. Understanding this won’t change the system. But it might change how you think about where to store your savings. For those of you who don't know, I write all about topics like this every week in The Informationist. Last week, we dove deep on this one. Link in bio if you want to read the full explanation.

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A Trump White House advisor just said socialism in America is inevitable. Not possible. Inevitable. David Friedberg sits on Trump’s science and tech council. His claim: The more government “helps” with college, healthcare, and housing… the more expensive those things get. Federal student loans didn’t make college affordable. They made tuition unlimited. Admin staff went from 10% of campuses to 60%. No market force left to stop the price. 63% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Things cost more than wages. So both parties say the same thing: “The government will do more.” He says that’s fuel on the fire. The American advantage was never a house. It was the jump from labor to capital. Work. Save. Own assets. Stop living month to month. Socialism kills that jump. Everyone stays labor forever. No one gets free. He said he’s been predicting a socialist wave for five years. After Trump won, he doubled down. His words: “It is absolutely inevitable.”

"I only invest in what I fully understand." Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar 👇