The #Bitcoin answer and solution : 1.Controlled and limited money: #Bitcoin has a cap (21 million coins). Unlike the dollar, the government can’t just print more to cover budget deficits, so debt and inflation can’t spiral out of control so easily. 2.Solution for the “American family”: •Spend less than you earn: Reduce expenses to match income. •Use real, limited-value assets: Instead of printing money, invest in scarce assets like #Bitcoin. •Financial transparency: #Bitcoin is transparent and trackable, making government spending and money supply clearer. 3.Big picture: If the U.S. or any country used a limited and transparent monetary system like #Bitcoin, it couldn’t endlessly pile up debt. People would better understand how much real money exists and how it’s spent.

Here's a theory, not sure it's possible but maybe someone can tell me why it's not. Basically it's what the Russians were saying in that press conference not too long ago. To get a handle on US debt and inflation, the stablecoin regulators will slowly depeg all USD stablecoins, increasing their worth in USD by small increments, like $.0000001, now possible with a completely digital ledger. Over a period of time, 1 USD stablecoin could be worth up to $2 USD or more, effectively cutting the debt in half, if creditors are willing to accept stablecoins instead of USD. At some point, with mainstream adoption, the USD will fade away and there will only be stablecoins. In essence they are copying btc. Instead of creating more money to support economic growth, they are dividing what has already been created. The last ones to adopt stablecoins would be the biggest losers though. Is something like this feasible? Of course just buying btc now, you would bypass this whole transition.

We need an X to NOSTR cross poster tool 😂

Who is the family borrowing from?

:happyjewishmerchant:

Their children😳🤨🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

Imagine you earn $100,000 yearly, you are in debt (mortgage, cars, credit cards) $700,000 and you are actively spending $150,000 a year ($50,000 on credit cards). That is the state of the US. No bank will lend you the additional 50k - But…. What if you own the bank?

One more thing, the only asset you own is a house worth $150,000:

Financial Report of the United States Government - Financial Statements of the United States Government for the Fiscal Years Ended September 30, 2024, and 2023

I believe @Tim built one.

It’s at

Y'all Web - Multi-Platform Social Media Management

Post to Mastodon, Bluesky, Nostr, and X from one place. Secure credential storage with Lightning payments.

, you need to setup your x developer account though

I’ve always wanted to be a developer! Does that mean I can delete the algorithm? 😂

That's insane... Print baby, print!

Nothing stops this train! 😂 😅

Haha nailed it 🫣