Time is money. Inflation steals your money. Therefore, inflation is time theft.

Could the FED not increase the interest paid for Reverse Repos tomorrow? The FED has been increasing the interest rate for reverse repos at the same rate as their FED funds rate. This has been sucking a ton of liquidity into the reverse repo facility. What if during the FOMC tomorrow, they stopped doing so, and instead started to drop the rate for the reverse repo facility? This could lead to up to $2 trillion worth of liquidity gushing out into the system.

I spoke to a friend who works at RBC today. She told me the consensus is to claim victory once CPI reaches <5%. I asked her why, she told me because there was so much money printed last time, it’s extremely difficult to get CPI back to 2%. So I guess it’s just as everyone was saying. Central banks will allow inflation to run hot just so that they can deal with the record levels of debt in the system.

It's my friend's daughter's first birthday tomorrow. Instead of buying a toy for her, I have decided to give her $100 worth of sats. I wonder how much it will be worth in dollar terms when she turns 18.

GM ☀️PV 🤙 With all the uncertainty in the world right now, the only certain thing is Bitcoin’s monetary policy. I’m so glad that no matter what happens at the central banks, there is nothing they can do about Bitcoin’s protocol. They can print as much money as they want, Bitcoin will always produce one block every ten minutes. QE infinity for all I care. Tick-tock next block.

What’s that good old saying? You can’t taper a Ponzi.

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The numbers are in. The Fed's balance sheet increased by nearly $300 billion last week.

Let me get this straight… 1. Central banks are basically backstopping any entity that may cause systemic risk. But if you’re not big enough to cause systemic risk, you’re SOL. 2. Big banks who have ample access to capital due to their position are now stepping in to prop up the smaller banks. 3. The FED wants to cause unemployment, but they’re unwilling to have those unemployment come from large entities that are actually mismanaging their risk. My question is, where is this unemployment going to come from? It feels like in the end, small to medium businesses will continue to suffer as the FED continues to raise rates. But when they go down, no one will come to see he rescue because they’re not big enough to cause systemic risk. Isn’t this the same as what happened in 2008? Too big to fail vs everyone else.

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Stacked my first sats exactly three years ago. Back then, we were simply talking about how fucked up our financial system really is, and how central authorities will simply print money to get out of the hole that they have dug for themselves. Three years ago, it was the infamous Covid liquidity crash. Today, three banks have failed in the US, and Bitcoin is stronger than ever. What happened over this weekend only further strengthens my conviction.

GM ☀️ PV 🤙 Run your own node. Be your own bank. This is why we Bitcoin.

After slacking off for over a year, I finally started exercising again. Feeling like throwing up right now…

NOSTR is a place where people will send you the hardest money in history for simply saying something. Doesn’t matter if it’s insightful, funny, stupid, trolling, etc. So long as it provides value, you will het value back. That is fucking awesome.

Am I doing this right?