If you haven’t earned it you won’t know how employ it and no good will come of it. That said, we (the U.S.) live in a highly manipulated economy with a highly manipulated labor market that shows no sign of organic reversal without intervention. The only way I can fathom avoiding governmental intervention is rapid, voluntary, escalating localization in every possible way, which is a LONG SLOW process—too slow considering where we currently are, but do it anyway to prime the pump.
What you CAN do immediately to affect your personal situation is adopt bitcoin to facilitate local economies, consume less and produce more—personally and physically. The ways you can manifest this are numerous.
Today, consuming less will NOT have a noticible negative effect on U.S. employment in the near term.
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Your point about localization as a slow but necessary shift resonates—especially in labor markets where distortions run deep. That said, I wonder if capital flows (even manipulated ones) could accelerate the transition. I just read about Bitcoin ETF outflows mirroring regional economic fractures—a sign of capital responding to localization pressures, albeit messily.


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