It’s down 30% temporarily but it is going higher.
The amount of money they have to print is astronomical.
All hard assets are going to the moon.
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Roberto Rios (Peruvian Bull)
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A Roman Bull Head from 147 AD. finance & monetary economics. Link in bio for all my work
I have zero sympathy for the bullion banks
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Precious metals are screaming.
Are you listening?
The 21% of people who are not completely retarded are mostly Bitcoiners
Pass it on
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This is shocking to exactly 0 of my followers
American Empire
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This was a great episode and was happy to chat about bitcoin and self discovery with @ivy lumi
Tune in for more personal talk about bitcoin and my life story 👌
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Happy new year!!!
You think the fourth turning is over because of some memes on instagram and redpilling of normies on Twitter??
😂😂😂
This is incredibly concerning. He was essentially working on a etheric energy research similar to Tesla.
He was shot to death in a wealthy neighborhood in Massachusetts, in his home.
This was a targeted assassination not just a random robbery
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The Fed admitted at the last FOMC meeting what we already knew
Money printing is inevitable
“Free speech” my ass
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Bitcoin collapsed below 86K today wiping up $400 million of leveraged longs
Time to buy the dip
doing research right now on the AI bubble and holy hell is it worse than i thought
“There’s our little internet poster! Why don’t you come down and tell everyone about your cute nostr account honey?”
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁🍽
Incorrect. The modern word salary comes from the Latin word salarium which refers to salt.
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One of my best videos yet
Countries everywhere are realizing that US treasuries are no longer a viable reserve asset
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In 1950 it took 2.2 years of median income to buy a home, now it takes 7
13.4 hours of work to buy S&P 500 in 1950 vs 126 hours today
33 weeks of full time work to buy a car in 1950 vs 42 weeks today
377 hours of work to pay for a private college education versus 1,960 today
WE HAVE BEEN ROBBED
