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Andrei Jikh

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Increased bank comfort with Bitcoin custody services is expected to lead to billions or trillions of dollars flowing into Bitcoin over the next few years.

when banks feel safer offering Bitcoin custody services, aka the ability for us as consumers to deposit and withdraw our Bitcoin from the banks, that's what opens up the door for billions, if not trillions of dollars, to flow into Bitcoin over the next few years.

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Increased bank comfort with Bitcoin custody services is expected to lead to billions or trillions of dollars flowing into Bitcoin over the next few years.

when banks feel safer offering Bitcoin custody services, aka the ability for us as consumers to deposit and withdraw our Bitcoin from the banks, that's what opens up the door for billions, if not trillions of dollars, to flow into Bitcoin over the next few years.

Based on M2 liquidity trends and historical patterns, Bitcoin could see significant price increases by June or July 2025.

if Bitcoin is still lagging behind M2 by about two months or so, then based on where liquidity is today, and if you believe it's going to continue to do what it has done in the past, then Bitcoin could go way, way up by June or maybe July.

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Based on M2 liquidity trends and historical patterns, Bitcoin could see significant price increases by June or July 2025.

if Bitcoin is still lagging behind M2 by about two months or so, then based on where liquidity is today, and if you believe it's going to continue to do what it has done in the past, then Bitcoin could go way, way up by June or maybe July.

Bitcoin is predicted to reach $150,000 by the end of 2025, with a long-term prediction of $2.4 million.

there's price predictions of $150,000 per Bitcoin by the end of this year to as high as $2.4 million in the long run.

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Bitcoin is predicted to reach $150,000 by the end of 2025, with a long-term prediction of $2.4 million.

there's price predictions of $150,000 per Bitcoin by the end of this year to as high as $2.4 million in the long run.

Bitcoin is predicted to reach its next all-time low 364 days after its all-time high on October 6th (of the current year, implied 2025).

if this pattern continues, we should reach the all-time low 364 days from our all-time high, which happened on October 6th of this Here.

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Bitcoin is predicted to reach its next all-time low 364 days after its all-time high on October 6th (of the current year, implied 2025).

if this pattern continues, we should reach the all-time low 364 days from our all-time high, which happened on October 6th of this Here.

Given recent data revisions, there's skepticism about whether the 73,000 jobs added in July are an accurate figure, suggesting further downward revisions are possible.

And after what we just learned, you kind of have to ask yourself, is 73,000 jobs actually 7,000 jobs later once it's revised?

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Given recent data revisions, there's skepticism about whether the 73,000 jobs added in July are an accurate figure, suggesting further downward revisions are possible.

And after what we just learned, you kind of have to ask yourself, is 73,000 jobs actually 7,000 jobs later once it's revised?

There is a 90% probability that the Federal Reserve will begin lowering interest rates by at least 0.25%.

And right now, it's predicting a 90% chance that the Fed will start to lower rates by at least a quarter of a basis point.

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There is a 90% probability that the Federal Reserve will begin lowering interest rates by at least 0.25%.

And right now, it's predicting a 90% chance that the Fed will start to lower rates by at least a quarter of a basis point.

Bitcoin is being closely monitored; a Fed rate cut could weaken the dollar and boost Bitcoin, provided the economy remains stable.

But I'm also watching Bitcoin closely. And if the Fed does cut rates, that could weaken the dollar and it could send risk assets like Bitcoin much higher, but only if the economy doesn't fall off a cliff.

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Bitcoin is being closely monitored; a Fed rate cut could weaken the dollar and boost Bitcoin, provided the economy remains stable.

But I'm also watching Bitcoin closely. And if the Fed does cut rates, that could weaken the dollar and it could send risk assets like Bitcoin much higher, but only if the economy doesn't fall off a cliff.

The speaker continues to dollar-cost average into VTI, believing the US stock market will continue to rise in the long term, especially after significant drops.

I'm still dollar cost averaging into VTI, the ETF that represents the total US stock market, because I believe that in the long term, the market will continue to go up, especially if we have a big drop.

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The speaker continues to dollar-cost average into VTI, believing the US stock market will continue to rise in the long term, especially after significant drops.

I'm still dollar cost averaging into VTI, the ETF that represents the total US stock market, because I believe that in the long term, the market will continue to go up, especially if we have a big drop.

Rapidly escalating interest rates pose a risk of breaking segments of the US economy and forcing deleveraging.

And if interest rates get too high too fast, it can break parts of the US economy and force it to delever.

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Rapidly escalating interest rates pose a risk of breaking segments of the US economy and forcing deleveraging.

And if interest rates get too high too fast, it can break parts of the US economy and force it to delever.

China's strategy of selling US treasuries increases interest rates, potentially damaging the US economy and compelling the Fed to lower rates.

And that's how China is fighting back. It's dumping US treasuries, which forces interest rates upward and breaks part of the US economy. That's why the Fed might have no choice but to drop rates.

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China's strategy of selling US treasuries increases interest rates, potentially damaging the US economy and compelling the Fed to lower rates.

And that's how China is fighting back. It's dumping US treasuries, which forces interest rates upward and breaks part of the US economy. That's why the Fed might have no choice but to drop rates.

High and rapidly increasing interest rates pose a significant risk to the US economy, especially given its $30 trillion national debt, potentially causing economic breakdown and deleveraging.

And with over $30 trillion in national debt, that's not good. And if interest rates get too high too fast, it can break parts of the US economy and force it to delever.

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High and rapidly increasing interest rates pose a significant risk to the US economy, especially given its $30 trillion national debt, potentially causing economic breakdown and deleveraging.

And with over $30 trillion in national debt, that's not good. And if interest rates get too high too fast, it can break parts of the US economy and force it to delever.

US and China will reduce tariffs from 145% to 30%.

both countries, the US and China, agreed to cut their tariffs dramatically from 145% all the way down to just 30.

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US and China will reduce tariffs from 145% to 30%.

both countries, the US and China, agreed to cut their tariffs dramatically from 145% all the way down to just 30.

If China continues selling US treasuries, interest rates will rise. The Fed might initiate QE 2.0. The worst-case scenario is a complete financial decoupling between the US and China, leading to separate economic systems and potentially multiple reserve currencies.

First, US interest rates could go up making mortgages, credit cards and of course car loans a lot more expensive. So, the Federal Reserve might have to step in and start buying US treasuries to stabilize the bond market. It's basically quantitative easing all over again, QE 2.0. And we've seen what happens when the Fed prints money. Any day now, we could see the Fed step in to do this. But the worst case scenario is a full-blown financial decoupling where the US and China stop trusting each other's money completely. And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies.

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If China continues selling US treasuries, interest rates will rise. The Fed might initiate QE 2.0. The worst-case scenario is a complete financial decoupling between the US and China, leading to separate economic systems and potentially multiple reserve currencies.

First, US interest rates could go up making mortgages, credit cards and of course car loans a lot more expensive. So, the Federal Reserve might have to step in and start buying US treasuries to stabilize the bond market. It's basically quantitative easing all over again, QE 2.0. And we've seen what happens when the Fed prints money. Any day now, we could see the Fed step in to do this. But the worst case scenario is a full-blown financial decoupling where the US and China stop trusting each other's money completely. And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies.

If China continues to sell US treasuries, US interest rates will rise, making loans like mortgages, credit cards, and car loans more expensive.

First, US interest rates could go up making mortgages, credit cards and of course car loans a lot more expensive.

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If China continues to sell US treasuries, US interest rates will rise, making loans like mortgages, credit cards, and car loans more expensive.

First, US interest rates could go up making mortgages, credit cards and of course car loans a lot more expensive.

Weakening the yuan would make Chinese exports cheaper, offsetting tariffs, but could lead to inflation, capital flight, and financial system instability within China.

Now, if China weakens the yuan, that would be good because it would make exports cheaper and help offset the impact of President Trump's tariffs, but it could also trigger a panic inside of China because that would create inflation and investors might rush to move their money out of the country.

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Weakening the yuan would make Chinese exports cheaper, offsetting tariffs, but could lead to inflation, capital flight, and financial system instability within China.

Now, if China weakens the yuan, that would be good because it would make exports cheaper and help offset the impact of President Trump's tariffs, but it could also trigger a panic inside of China because that would create inflation and investors might rush to move their money out of the country.

The US economy risks unwinding and entering a recession in 2025 if interest rates remain high, forcing a refinance of $9 trillion in debt at elevated rates.

And the US is thinking the exact same thing. How long can the US allow their bond market to be so high and to have this high interest rate before their own economy unwinds, goes into a recession, and they have to refinance $9 trillion worth of debt in 2025 at this super high interest rate.

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The US economy risks unwinding and entering a recession in 2025 if interest rates remain high, forcing a refinance of $9 trillion in debt at elevated rates.

And the US is thinking the exact same thing. How long can the US allow their bond market to be so high and to have this high interest rate before their own economy unwinds, goes into a recession, and they have to refinance $9 trillion worth of debt in 2025 at this super high interest rate.

The Federal Reserve may implement quantitative easing (QE 2.0) to stabilize the bond market due to rising interest rates.

So, the Federal Reserve might have to step in and start buying US treasuries to stabilize the bond market. It's basically quantitative easing all over again, QE 2.0.

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The Federal Reserve may implement quantitative easing (QE 2.0) to stabilize the bond market due to rising interest rates.

So, the Federal Reserve might have to step in and start buying US treasuries to stabilize the bond market. It's basically quantitative easing all over again, QE 2.0.

The speaker will continue dollar-cost averaging into the stock market by buying Vanguard's VTI ETF.

I'll keep doing the only thing I know how to do, which is to dollar cost average into the stock market and keep buying VTI, Vanguard's ETF, which is what I have been doing.

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The speaker will continue dollar-cost averaging into the stock market by buying Vanguard's VTI ETF.

I'll keep doing the only thing I know how to do, which is to dollar cost average into the stock market and keep buying VTI, Vanguard's ETF, which is what I have been doing.

The speaker will buy extra Bitcoin at a discount during volatile weeks.

And on weeks like the one we just had, I'll buy a little bit of extra, which is what I just did, at a discount.

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The speaker will buy extra Bitcoin at a discount during volatile weeks.

And on weeks like the one we just had, I'll buy a little bit of extra, which is what I just did, at a discount.

The speaker plans to continue dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin.

I'll keep dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin.

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The speaker plans to continue dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin.

I'll keep dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin.

Large-scale government Bitcoin purchases could potentially drive Bitcoin towards Josh Mandel's $444,000 price target.

that could create the perfect storm for Bitcoin to actually be pushed toward Josh's $444,000 price Target

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Large-scale government Bitcoin purchases could potentially drive Bitcoin towards Josh Mandel's $444,000 price target.

that could create the perfect storm for Bitcoin to actually be pushed toward Josh's $444,000 price Target

A bill in Congress, if passed, would require the US government to buy 1 million Bitcoin over the next 5 years.

if this bill passes the government would begin buying 1 million Bitcoin over the next 5 years

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A bill in Congress, if passed, would require the US government to buy 1 million Bitcoin over the next 5 years.

if this bill passes the government would begin buying 1 million Bitcoin over the next 5 years

The speaker suggests Bitcoin's bull cycle might peak around $444,000.

bitcoin's bull cycle will Peak somewhere around $444,000

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The speaker suggests Bitcoin's bull cycle might peak around $444,000.

bitcoin's bull cycle will Peak somewhere around $444,000

Josh Mandel's subsequent Bitcoin price target after reaching $84,000 is $444,500.75.

if we reach 84k the next price Target would be $444,500 2.75

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Josh Mandel's subsequent Bitcoin price target after reaching $84,000 is $444,500.75.

if we reach 84k the next price Target would be $444,500 2.75

There is a 50% probability that Ethereum's network value will surpass Bitcoin's.

there is a very high probability, I'm going to say maybe even 50% that Ethereum's network value will flip bitcoins.

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There is a 50% probability that Ethereum's network value will surpass Bitcoin's.

there is a very high probability, I'm going to say maybe even 50% that Ethereum's network value will flip bitcoins.

There was a 75% chance of a 0.25% interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve at their September 17th meeting.

And right now, it shows that at their next meeting, which will happen September 17th, that there's a 75% chance that they'll lower interest rates. By how much? By a very small amount, exactly 0.25%.

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There was a 75% chance of a 0.25% interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve at their September 17th meeting.

And right now, it shows that at their next meeting, which will happen September 17th, that there's a 75% chance that they'll lower interest rates. By how much? By a very small amount, exactly 0.25%.

There is a 50% probability that Ethereum's network value will surpass Bitcoin's.

I think that there is a very high probability, I'm going to say maybe even 50% that Ethereum's network value will flip bitcoins.

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There is a 50% probability that Ethereum's network value will surpass Bitcoin's.

I think that there is a very high probability, I'm going to say maybe even 50% that Ethereum's network value will flip bitcoins.

If Ethereum becomes the 'app store of money,' prices of $10,000 to $15,000 are considered plausible.

If Ethereum is becoming the app store of money, then maybe the price going to 10 or $15,000 isn't as crazy as it sounds.

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If Ethereum becomes the 'app store of money,' prices of $10,000 to $15,000 are considered plausible.

If Ethereum is becoming the app store of money, then maybe the price going to 10 or $15,000 isn't as crazy as it sounds.

Some analysts predict Ethereum could reach $10,000 or higher based on monthly momentum indicators.

And they say that that could carry Ethereum to $10,000 or even more.

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Some analysts predict Ethereum could reach $10,000 or higher based on monthly momentum indicators.

And they say that that could carry Ethereum to $10,000 or even more.

Some analysts predict Ethereum will reach $6,000.

The next target is of course $6,000.

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Some analysts predict Ethereum will reach $6,000.

The next target is of course $6,000.

Tom Lee predicts Ethereum will reach $15,000 by the end of 2025.

Tom Lee believes that Ethereum could reach $15,000 by the end of 2025.

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Tom Lee predicts Ethereum will reach $15,000 by the end of 2025.

Tom Lee believes that Ethereum could reach $15,000 by the end of 2025.

The Federal Reserve is scheduled to end its Quantitative Tightening (QT) program on December 1st.

The Fed announced that on December 1st they'll be ending QT or quantitative tightening.

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The Federal Reserve is scheduled to end its Quantitative Tightening (QT) program on December 1st.

The Fed announced that on December 1st they'll be ending QT or quantitative tightening.

The ability to attach larger data files to Bitcoin transactions raises concerns about potential spamming of the blockchain with NFTs and memes, which could increase block size, hinder decentralization, and alter Bitcoin's intended purpose.

The problem with that though is if someone were to attach something illegal like the people who might have been funding this project for their own self-interest in 2015 allegedly that makes it potentially unusable from an ethical and illegal point of view. How? Because this opens the door for people to spam the blockchain with things like NFTTS and memes and other random files which over time not only increases the block size making it harder to run your own node and to be decentralized but also changes the meaning of what Bitcoin is supposed to be.

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The ability to attach larger data files to Bitcoin transactions raises concerns about potential spamming of the blockchain with NFTs and memes, which could increase block size, hinder decentralization, and alter Bitcoin's intended purpose.

The problem with that though is if someone were to attach something illegal like the people who might have been funding this project for their own self-interest in 2015 allegedly that makes it potentially unusable from an ethical and illegal point of view. How? Because this opens the door for people to spam the blockchain with things like NFTTS and memes and other random files which over time not only increases the block size making it harder to run your own node and to be decentralized but also changes the meaning of what Bitcoin is supposed to be.

The current market phase, described as Bitcoin's 'IPO moment,' could take approximately 364 days to complete, suggesting a prolonged period of wealth transfer from early investors to the masses.

And it could take us 364 days roughly.

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The current market phase, described as Bitcoin's 'IPO moment,' could take approximately 364 days to complete, suggesting a prolonged period of wealth transfer from early investors to the masses.

And it could take us 364 days roughly.

Bitcoin is predicted to rebound irrespective of external or internal factors, including ongoing updates.

I think Bitcoin will bounce back regardless of what happens to it externally or internally like the new updates been going on.

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Bitcoin is predicted to rebound irrespective of external or internal factors, including ongoing updates.

I think Bitcoin will bounce back regardless of what happens to it externally or internally like the new updates been going on.

There are opposing forces influencing the Bitcoin price: one incentivized to push it up and another to keep it suppressed for at least another 21 months.

We're seeing these two forces at play. one that has the incentive of this flywheel to just keep going because that makes the Bitcoin price go up and the other force which has the incentive to keep the price suppressed for as long as possible which in this case at today's present value is for at least another 21 months

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There are opposing forces influencing the Bitcoin price: one incentivized to push it up and another to keep it suppressed for at least another 21 months.

We're seeing these two forces at play. one that has the incentive of this flywheel to just keep going because that makes the Bitcoin price go up and the other force which has the incentive to keep the price suppressed for as long as possible which in this case at today's present value is for at least another 21 months

Bloomberg analysts predict an over 80% chance of at least one US XRP ETF being approved by the end of 2025 (the year the video was published).

analysts from Bloomberg are now assigning a better than 80% chance that at least one of these US XRP ETFs will be approved by the end of the year.

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Bloomberg analysts predict an over 80% chance of at least one US XRP ETF being approved by the end of 2025 (the year the video was published).

analysts from Bloomberg are now assigning a better than 80% chance that at least one of these US XRP ETFs will be approved by the end of the year.

If approved, US XRP ETFs could attract more capital than Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs combined.

if this were to happen though, we could see the same pattern that happened in Canada, that the XRP ETFs could see more money flowing into them than both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.

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If approved, US XRP ETFs could attract more capital than Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs combined.

if this were to happen though, we could see the same pattern that happened in Canada, that the XRP ETFs could see more money flowing into them than both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.

An increase in US interest rates will lead to higher costs for mortgages, credit cards, and car loans.

US interest rates could go up making mortgages, credit cards and of course car loans a lot more expensive.

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An increase in US interest rates will lead to higher costs for mortgages, credit cards, and car loans.

US interest rates could go up making mortgages, credit cards and of course car loans a lot more expensive.

If China weakens the yuan, it could boost exports and offset tariffs, but it also risks triggering domestic panic, inflation, and capital flight.

Now, if China weakens the yuan, that would be good because it would make exports cheaper and help offset the impact of President Trump's tariffs, but it could also trigger a panic inside of China because that would create inflation and investors might rush to move their money out of the country.

10 months ago Correct

If China weakens the yuan, it could boost exports and offset tariffs, but it also risks triggering domestic panic, inflation, and capital flight.

Now, if China weakens the yuan, that would be good because it would make exports cheaper and help offset the impact of President Trump's tariffs, but it could also trigger a panic inside of China because that would create inflation and investors might rush to move their money out of the country.

The US bond market faces pressure from China's treasury sales, potentially leading to higher yields and interest rates.

The US and China are in a race against time, with China's treasury sales impacting US yields and interest rates.

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The US bond market faces pressure from China's treasury sales, potentially leading to higher yields and interest rates.

The US and China are in a race against time, with China's treasury sales impacting US yields and interest rates.

A complete financial decoupling between the US and China could lead to the emergence of two distinct global economic systems and reserve currencies.

And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies.

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A complete financial decoupling between the US and China could lead to the emergence of two distinct global economic systems and reserve currencies.

And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies.

In a dream case scenario where BlackRock backs 100% of a pilot program with XRP demand, XRP could reach $13.

you land somewhere around $13 per coin.

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In a dream case scenario where BlackRock backs 100% of a pilot program with XRP demand, XRP could reach $13.

you land somewhere around $13 per coin.

In a base case scenario where BlackRock backs 50% of a pilot program in XRP, XRP could reach $89.

Stacking that on top of today's price would put it at roughly $89.

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In a base case scenario where BlackRock backs 50% of a pilot program in XRP, XRP could reach $89.

Stacking that on top of today's price would put it at roughly $89.

In a conservative scenario where BlackRock tokenizes 5% of AUM and backs 20% of that with XRP, XRP could reach $5.15.

add that to today's $3.19 and you're looking at roughly $5.15 per XRP.

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In a conservative scenario where BlackRock tokenizes 5% of AUM and backs 20% of that with XRP, XRP could reach $5.15.

add that to today's $3.19 and you're looking at roughly $5.15 per XRP.

Bank of America will enter the stablecoin business if the Trump administration and Congress pass stablecoin legislation.

if the Trump administration and lawmakers on Capitol Hill passed stable coin legislation, Bank of America would go into the business of stable coins.

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Bank of America will enter the stablecoin business if the Trump administration and Congress pass stablecoin legislation.

if the Trump administration and lawmakers on Capitol Hill passed stable coin legislation, Bank of America would go into the business of stable coins.

There is an 80% probability that at least one US spot XRP ETF will be approved by the end of 2025.

analysts from Bloomberg are now assigning a better than 80% chance that at least one of these US XRP ETFs will be approved by the end of the year.

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There is an 80% probability that at least one US spot XRP ETF will be approved by the end of 2025.

analysts from Bloomberg are now assigning a better than 80% chance that at least one of these US XRP ETFs will be approved by the end of the year.

Stablecoins will soon be easily transferable across different networks, enabling instant, low-fee payments similar to text messaging.

Pretty soon, we're going to be able to easily send stable coins across different networks, making instant low fee payments as easy as sending a text message.

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Stablecoins will soon be easily transferable across different networks, enabling instant, low-fee payments similar to text messaging.

Pretty soon, we're going to be able to easily send stable coins across different networks, making instant low fee payments as easy as sending a text message.

A future is envisioned where capital growth outpaces labor income, and traditional work becomes secondary due to advancements in robotics and automation.

I think there is this weird future where money will make more money faster than labor ever will. Especially with everything that we know that's coming with robotics and automation, working might be a secondary thing.

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A future is envisioned where capital growth outpaces labor income, and traditional work becomes secondary due to advancements in robotics and automation.

I think there is this weird future where money will make more money faster than labor ever will. Especially with everything that we know that's coming with robotics and automation, working might be a secondary thing.

Increased social unrest, geopolitical issues, division, and a widening wealth gap are predicted to occur irrespective of recession status.

Regardless if we're in a recession or not, I think there's going to be more social unrest, more geopolitical issues, more division, the wealth gap will get bigger and bigger.

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Increased social unrest, geopolitical issues, division, and a widening wealth gap are predicted to occur irrespective of recession status.

Regardless if we're in a recession or not, I think there's going to be more social unrest, more geopolitical issues, more division, the wealth gap will get bigger and bigger.

Home prices are predicted to either stagnate, grow by 1-2%, or decline due to increased inventory from rate-locked owners selling.

At best home prices will stay flat or they'll grow at 1 to 2%. And at worst, we might see deflation as rate locked owners list their homes, which could flood the market with more inventory, which puts downward pressure on home prices.

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Home prices are predicted to either stagnate, grow by 1-2%, or decline due to increased inventory from rate-locked owners selling.

At best home prices will stay flat or they'll grow at 1 to 2%. And at worst, we might see deflation as rate locked owners list their homes, which could flood the market with more inventory, which puts downward pressure on home prices.

Sustained high borrowing costs will lead to stalled or declining home prices.

So, if borrowing costs stay this high for this long, home prices will either have to stall or come down.

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Sustained high borrowing costs will lead to stalled or declining home prices.

So, if borrowing costs stay this high for this long, home prices will either have to stall or come down.

UK 30-year government bond yields are at their highest point since 1998.

Over in the UK, for example, the yield on their 30-year government bond is the highest level since 1998.

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UK 30-year government bond yields are at their highest point since 1998.

Over in the UK, for example, the yield on their 30-year government bond is the highest level since 1998.

The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates by 0.5% to stimulate the economy.

So to save the economy, the Federal Reserve might come in and cut interest rates by as much as half a percent.

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The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates by 0.5% to stimulate the economy.

So to save the economy, the Federal Reserve might come in and cut interest rates by as much as half a percent.

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services are expected to continue growing in customer base and partnerships.

They've amassed millions of customers and thousands of partnerships with companies like Target, Amazon, and more. And they're expected to keep growing.

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Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services are expected to continue growing in customer base and partnerships.

They've amassed millions of customers and thousands of partnerships with companies like Target, Amazon, and more. And they're expected to keep growing.

Predicts the US dollar's status as the world's reserve currency will continue to weaken annually.

The US dollar is still the world's reserve currency. Yes. But every year that status gets weaker and weaker.

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Predicts the US dollar's status as the world's reserve currency will continue to weaken annually.

The US dollar is still the world's reserve currency. Yes. But every year that status gets weaker and weaker.

Predicts a continued decline in the affordability of home ownership, with the average home price continuing to be significantly higher relative to income, and the average age of first-time homebuyers increasing beyond 38.

On one income, it's possible to start a family and to own property. And back when our parents were starting out, for example, the average home cost about three times the average income. Today, it's closer to seven times. The average age of a first-time home buyer was in the 20s. Now, it's 38.

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Predicts a continued decline in the affordability of home ownership, with the average home price continuing to be significantly higher relative to income, and the average age of first-time homebuyers increasing beyond 38.

On one income, it's possible to start a family and to own property. And back when our parents were starting out, for example, the average home cost about three times the average income. Today, it's closer to seven times. The average age of a first-time home buyer was in the 20s. Now, it's 38.

In the future, investment success will be more determined by political alignment and strategic positioning than by creativity or innovation.

The companies that start to win then are not necessarily the most creative ones. They'll be the most strategically and politically aligned ones.

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In the future, investment success will be more determined by political alignment and strategic positioning than by creativity or innovation.

The companies that start to win then are not necessarily the most creative ones. They'll be the most strategically and politically aligned ones.

The US is transitioning towards a form of state capitalism, adopting strategies previously associated with other economic models.

The US is building its own version of state capitalism whether we admit it or not.

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The US is transitioning towards a form of state capitalism, adopting strategies previously associated with other economic models.

The US is building its own version of state capitalism whether we admit it or not.

Jamie Dimon predicts a crack in the bond market.

You are going to see a crack in the bond market. Okay? It is going to happen.

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Jamie Dimon predicts a crack in the bond market.

You are going to see a crack in the bond market. Okay? It is going to happen.

A potential US military intervention in Venezuela is suggested to be imminent.

going to war with Venezuela, because it could be coming sooner than you think.

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A potential US military intervention in Venezuela is suggested to be imminent.

going to war with Venezuela, because it could be coming sooner than you think.

US pressure on Venezuela is driving it to form new alliances with China, Russia, and Iran.

The harder the US squeezes, the more Venezuela turns to countries like China and Russia and Iran for help. That's how new alliances are created here.

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US pressure on Venezuela is driving it to form new alliances with China, Russia, and Iran.

The harder the US squeezes, the more Venezuela turns to countries like China and Russia and Iran for help. That's how new alliances are created here.

A new energy and monetary system is emerging that does not involve the US.

It's the creation of a new energy/monetary system that runs without the US in the middle of it.

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A new energy and monetary system is emerging that does not involve the US.

It's the creation of a new energy/monetary system that runs without the US in the middle of it.

Expect an increase in geopolitical conflicts, potentially not always officially declared as wars.

I think we're going to see more and more of these types of conflicts. Whether or not we declare them as a war or not, I think we'll see more of them.

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Expect an increase in geopolitical conflicts, potentially not always officially declared as wars.

I think we're going to see more and more of these types of conflicts. Whether or not we declare them as a war or not, I think we'll see more of them.

The establishment of a US crypto reserve will legitimize cryptocurrencies globally.

It would legitimize crypto on a global level.

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The establishment of a US crypto reserve will legitimize cryptocurrencies globally.

It would legitimize crypto on a global level.

The future digital economy will likely involve a combination of projects, including Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano, beyond just Bitcoin.

It's probably not going to be just one project. Most likely it's going to be a combination of projects like Ethereum which is compared to programmable money or Salana and or Cardano.

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The future digital economy will likely involve a combination of projects, including Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano, beyond just Bitcoin.

It's probably not going to be just one project. Most likely it's going to be a combination of projects like Ethereum which is compared to programmable money or Salana and or Cardano.

The US digital asset stockpile will not acquire new assets beyond those seized through forfeiture.

The government will not acquire additional assets for the US digital asset stockpile beyond those obtained through forfeite proceedings.

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The US digital asset stockpile will not acquire new assets beyond those seized through forfeiture.

The government will not acquire additional assets for the US digital asset stockpile beyond those obtained through forfeite proceedings.

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) could be utilized as infrastructure for digitizing and tokenizing traditional assets on the blockchain.

It's possible. For example, the XRPL which is XRP's ledger could be used as the rails for digitizing this transformation of putting assets on the blockchain.

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The XRP Ledger (XRPL) could be utilized as infrastructure for digitizing and tokenizing traditional assets on the blockchain.

It's possible. For example, the XRPL which is XRP's ledger could be used as the rails for digitizing this transformation of putting assets on the blockchain.

Hedge funds, family offices, and banks may allocate a portion of their portfolios to Bitcoin due to its recognition as a critical resource by the US government.

If the US government deems Bitcoin as a critical resource, they've got no reason not to allocate at least a couple percent of their portfolios into it as well.

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Hedge funds, family offices, and banks may allocate a portion of their portfolios to Bitcoin due to its recognition as a critical resource by the US government.

If the US government deems Bitcoin as a critical resource, they've got no reason not to allocate at least a couple percent of their portfolios into it as well.

US states like Texas and Wyoming may establish their own Bitcoin reserves.

US states like Texas or Wyoming could start their own Bitcoin reserves.

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US states like Texas and Wyoming may establish their own Bitcoin reserves.

US states like Texas or Wyoming could start their own Bitcoin reserves.

Potential for zero capital gains taxes on US-based crypto projects.

There's even the possibility of zero capital gains taxes for all US-based crypto projects.

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Potential for zero capital gains taxes on US-based crypto projects.

There's even the possibility of zero capital gains taxes for all US-based crypto projects.

US government to create a digital asset stockpile of cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin.

The White House also announced a US digital stockpile of other cryptos that will be the first of its kind of digital assets to be held by the federal government.

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US government to create a digital asset stockpile of cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin.

The White House also announced a US digital stockpile of other cryptos that will be the first of its kind of digital assets to be held by the federal government.

Prediction that a ban on congressional stock trading will ultimately not pass.

I don't think they're going to end up banning congressional trading.

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Prediction that a ban on congressional stock trading will ultimately not pass.

I don't think they're going to end up banning congressional trading.

The Honest Act will still allow investments in diversified mutual funds, ETFs, and US Treasury bonds.

The bill does not prevent investments in what are called broadly held diversified mutual funds, ETFs, and US Treasury bonds.

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The Honest Act will still allow investments in diversified mutual funds, ETFs, and US Treasury bonds.

The bill does not prevent investments in what are called broadly held diversified mutual funds, ETFs, and US Treasury bonds.

Members of Congress and their spouses will have 180 days to divest from their investments once the law is enacted or their term begins.

Now, for members of Congress and their spouses, the law gives them a 180day window after enactment or after the start of their term to what's called divevest, meaning to sell out of their investments.

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Members of Congress and their spouses will have 180 days to divest from their investments once the law is enacted or their term begins.

Now, for members of Congress and their spouses, the law gives them a 180day window after enactment or after the start of their term to what's called divevest, meaning to sell out of their investments.

Tokenization of stocks and bonds will lead to a reduction in their ownership costs.

It would bring down the cost of ownership of stock and bonds.

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Tokenization of stocks and bonds will lead to a reduction in their ownership costs.

It would bring down the cost of ownership of stock and bonds.

The new stablecoin regulations are expected to facilitate the launch of Ripple's RealUSD on the XRP ledger.

for Ripple's XRP, this is huge because it clears the way for their own stable coin, RealUSD, to go live on the XRP ledger without constant uncertainty.

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The new stablecoin regulations are expected to facilitate the launch of Ripple's RealUSD on the XRP ledger.

for Ripple's XRP, this is huge because it clears the way for their own stable coin, RealUSD, to go live on the XRP ledger without constant uncertainty.

A potential worst-case scenario involves a complete financial decoupling between the US and China, leading to the establishment of two distinct economic systems and potentially two world reserve currencies.

And the worst case scenario is a full-blown financial decoupling where the US and China stop trusting each other's money completely. And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies.

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A potential worst-case scenario involves a complete financial decoupling between the US and China, leading to the establishment of two distinct economic systems and potentially two world reserve currencies.

And the worst case scenario is a full-blown financial decoupling where the US and China stop trusting each other's money completely. And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies.

The US will need to refinance $9 trillion of debt in 2025 at potentially very high interest rates.

And they have to refinance $9 trillion worth of debt in 2025 at this super high interest rate.

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The US will need to refinance $9 trillion of debt in 2025 at potentially very high interest rates.

And they have to refinance $9 trillion worth of debt in 2025 at this super high interest rate.

The global economic system is transitioning into a multipolar world where power and control are distributed among multiple countries, rather than being concentrated in a single reserve currency issuer.

a world where it's not just one country that gets to make all the rules and control the world reserve currency.

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The global economic system is transitioning into a multipolar world where power and control are distributed among multiple countries, rather than being concentrated in a single reserve currency issuer.

a world where it's not just one country that gets to make all the rules and control the world reserve currency.

70-80% of silver production is a byproduct of base metal mining, meaning silver price increases alone won't significantly boost production unless base metal mining also increases.

Roughly 70 to 80% of silver's production comes as a byproduct of mining other things like copper, lead, and zinc. That means even if silver prices doubled, the production doesn't automatically increase unless base metal mining goes up as well.

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70-80% of silver production is a byproduct of base metal mining, meaning silver price increases alone won't significantly boost production unless base metal mining also increases.

Roughly 70 to 80% of silver's production comes as a byproduct of mining other things like copper, lead, and zinc. That means even if silver prices doubled, the production doesn't automatically increase unless base metal mining goes up as well.

There is not enough registered silver to meet demand if all traders simultaneously requested physical delivery.

And that means if every trader who wanted physical silver wanted delivery of their silver at the same time, they would not be able to do that because less than 10% of it is available.

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There is not enough registered silver to meet demand if all traders simultaneously requested physical delivery.

And that means if every trader who wanted physical silver wanted delivery of their silver at the same time, they would not be able to do that because less than 10% of it is available.

If addressing historic oppression with modern-day oppression is deemed acceptable, it will lead to division and instability.

if yes, then that is a recipe for division and instability.

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If addressing historic oppression with modern-day oppression is deemed acceptable, it will lead to division and instability.

if yes, then that is a recipe for division and instability.

Concludes that market forces will negate any perceived financial advantage of longer mortgages by adjusting prices accordingly.

So, ironically, none of this actually matters because the market prices it all away eventually anyway.

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Concludes that market forces will negate any perceived financial advantage of longer mortgages by adjusting prices accordingly.

So, ironically, none of this actually matters because the market prices it all away eventually anyway.

Predicts that making borrowing artificially cheap (e.g., through longer mortgages) will lead to an increase in the price of the financed asset (housing), similar to how falling interest rates inflate asset prices.

If the cost to pay your debt becomes artificially cheap, the price of the thing itself being financed will not stay cheap. It'll get bit up and up and up. That's exactly what happens when interest rates drop. And we've seen this. Asset prices go up, stocks inflate, crypto inflates, houses inflate.

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Predicts that making borrowing artificially cheap (e.g., through longer mortgages) will lead to an increase in the price of the financed asset (housing), similar to how falling interest rates inflate asset prices.

If the cost to pay your debt becomes artificially cheap, the price of the thing itself being financed will not stay cheap. It'll get bit up and up and up. That's exactly what happens when interest rates drop. And we've seen this. Asset prices go up, stocks inflate, crypto inflates, houses inflate.

The acquisition of single-family homes by large investment firms like Blackstone and BlackRock is predicted to negatively impact home prices.

Blackstone and Black Rockck buying up single family homes cannot be good for prices.

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The acquisition of single-family homes by large investment firms like Blackstone and BlackRock is predicted to negatively impact home prices.

Blackstone and Black Rockck buying up single family homes cannot be good for prices.

The speaker believes we might be witnessing the start of the next industrial revolution driven by AI.

I think we could be in the beginning of the next industrial revolution, if you will.

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The speaker believes we might be witnessing the start of the next industrial revolution driven by AI.

I think we could be in the beginning of the next industrial revolution, if you will.

Dividend income is expected to perform well and be a beneficial strategy during a prolonged sideways market.

If this turns into a sideways market, however long it lasts, I think my dividend income will do really well. That's when it pays off to be a dividend investor.

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Dividend income is expected to perform well and be a beneficial strategy during a prolonged sideways market.

If this turns into a sideways market, however long it lasts, I think my dividend income will do really well. That's when it pays off to be a dividend investor.

Bitcoin may serve as an early indicator of market stress, potentially signaling future issues in the broader market.

So, it reacts first. So, there's a possibility that the stress signal shows up in Bitcoin before it shows up in the rest of the market, which means the rest of the market could eventually follow.

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Bitcoin may serve as an early indicator of market stress, potentially signaling future issues in the broader market.

So, it reacts first. So, there's a possibility that the stress signal shows up in Bitcoin before it shows up in the rest of the market, which means the rest of the market could eventually follow.

Investors may interpret the early end of quantitative tightening as a sign of potential struggles within the financial system.

Investors look at an early end to the QT as if something somewhere in the financial system might be struggling.

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Investors may interpret the early end of quantitative tightening as a sign of potential struggles within the financial system.

Investors look at an early end to the QT as if something somewhere in the financial system might be struggling.

The Federal Reserve is scheduled to end quantitative tightening on December 1st, earlier than previously anticipated.

But recently, the Fed told us it's going to end quantitative tightening sooner than expected. They're going to end it on December 1st.

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The Federal Reserve is scheduled to end quantitative tightening on December 1st, earlier than previously anticipated.

But recently, the Fed told us it's going to end quantitative tightening sooner than expected. They're going to end it on December 1st.

Bitcoin's price staying above the 50-week moving average indicates a bull cycle, while dropping below it signals the end of the bull cycle and the start of a bear market.

Ben noticed is that when Bitcoin is in a bull cycle, it's always stayed above that line. But when Bitcoin's price goes below that 50week moving average level, that marked the end of the bull cycle and the beginning of the long cool off period. That's what people call the bare market.

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Bitcoin's price staying above the 50-week moving average indicates a bull cycle, while dropping below it signals the end of the bull cycle and the start of a bear market.

Ben noticed is that when Bitcoin is in a bull cycle, it's always stayed above that line. But when Bitcoin's price goes below that 50week moving average level, that marked the end of the bull cycle and the beginning of the long cool off period. That's what people call the bare market.

Extending mortgage terms will not solve housing affordability issues and will likely lead to price inflation instead.

longer mortgages don't solve affordability. All they'll do is inflate the price.

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Extending mortgage terms will not solve housing affordability issues and will likely lead to price inflation instead.

longer mortgages don't solve affordability. All they'll do is inflate the price.

Longer mortgage terms will continually decrease monthly payments, theoretically making any home affordable.

The longer we stretch the loan, the more we make the monthly payment smaller all the way down to basically nothing.

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Longer mortgage terms will continually decrease monthly payments, theoretically making any home affordable.

The longer we stretch the loan, the more we make the monthly payment smaller all the way down to basically nothing.

AI tech companies are projected to spend $330 billion in 2025 on infrastructure like data centers and GPU farms.

In 2025, those AI tech companies are going to spend roughly $330 billion to build things like data centers, GPU farms, and all the stuff that they need for AI.

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AI tech companies are projected to spend $330 billion in 2025 on infrastructure like data centers and GPU farms.

In 2025, those AI tech companies are going to spend roughly $330 billion to build things like data centers, GPU farms, and all the stuff that they need for AI.

Risk assets such as Nvidia and Bitcoin are predicted to sell off as investors adopt a cautious stance.

the point is risk assets, which are things like Nvidia, things like Bitcoin, they start to sell off because investors are like, "I'm just going to sit this one out and wait until all of this cools down."

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Risk assets such as Nvidia and Bitcoin are predicted to sell off as investors adopt a cautious stance.

the point is risk assets, which are things like Nvidia, things like Bitcoin, they start to sell off because investors are like, "I'm just going to sit this one out and wait until all of this cools down."

The end of quantitative tightening by the Fed signals potential fragility or breaking points within the financial system.

when the Fed ends QT, it usually means they are seeing signs that something somewhere in the financial system is starting to break or at least is fragile.

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The end of quantitative tightening by the Fed signals potential fragility or breaking points within the financial system.

when the Fed ends QT, it usually means they are seeing signs that something somewhere in the financial system is starting to break or at least is fragile.

The Federal Reserve will end quantitative tightening on December 1st.

The Fed announced that on December 1st they'll be ending QT or quantitative tightening.

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The Federal Reserve will end quantitative tightening on December 1st.

The Fed announced that on December 1st they'll be ending QT or quantitative tightening.

Government intervention may be necessary for the profitability of AI development.

the amount of money needed to build AI and make it profitable might only be possible if the government steps in and gets involved.

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Government intervention may be necessary for the profitability of AI development.

the amount of money needed to build AI and make it profitable might only be possible if the government steps in and gets involved.

The speaker predicts that those who remain invested through market fear and negative headlines will be the winners.

The winners are the people who stay invested through the fear, through the headlines, even the ones that say Trump and the tariffs are really bad.

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The speaker predicts that those who remain invested through market fear and negative headlines will be the winners.

The winners are the people who stay invested through the fear, through the headlines, even the ones that say Trump and the tariffs are really bad.

China's control over silver refining, processing, and export rules will give it significant influence over access to the material.

China controls most of the refining and processing and now the export rules, China will have a huge say in who gets access to this material

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China's control over silver refining, processing, and export rules will give it significant influence over access to the material.

China controls most of the refining and processing and now the export rules, China will have a huge say in who gets access to this material

Governments will enter an era of competition for influence regarding the concept of money.

I think we might be going into a world where governments have to compete for influence, for the better idea of what money is.

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Governments will enter an era of competition for influence regarding the concept of money.

I think we might be going into a world where governments have to compete for influence, for the better idea of what money is.

The US government is committed to not losing the AI race.

The US government cannot and will not allow this race of AI to just be lost.

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The US government is committed to not losing the AI race.

The US government cannot and will not allow this race of AI to just be lost.

Capital is expected to move out of dollar-denominated assets and return to Japan due to rising interest rates there.

money right now could be leaving dollar denominated assets and going back to their homeland where interest rates are high enough to make sense keeping that money at home.

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Capital is expected to move out of dollar-denominated assets and return to Japan due to rising interest rates there.

money right now could be leaving dollar denominated assets and going back to their homeland where interest rates are high enough to make sense keeping that money at home.

A slowdown in AI capital expenditures will lead to a slowdown in the US economy.

If AI capex as they call it, by the way, capex stands for capital expenditures. Anytime you hear capex, just remember spending. If AI capex slows down, the US economy slows down.

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A slowdown in AI capital expenditures will lead to a slowdown in the US economy.

If AI capex as they call it, by the way, capex stands for capital expenditures. Anytime you hear capex, just remember spending. If AI capex slows down, the US economy slows down.

Stabilizing Argentina's peso and reintegrating it into the global financial system is seen as a way for the US to aid an ally and reinforce the dollar's influence in Latin America against Chinese efforts.

His argument is that by stabilizing the peso and bringing Argentina back into the global financial system, the US can do both help an ally and protect the dollar's influence across Latin America, which also happens to be a region that China's been trying to do that with for years.

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Stabilizing Argentina's peso and reintegrating it into the global financial system is seen as a way for the US to aid an ally and reinforce the dollar's influence in Latin America against Chinese efforts.

His argument is that by stabilizing the peso and bringing Argentina back into the global financial system, the US can do both help an ally and protect the dollar's influence across Latin America, which also happens to be a region that China's been trying to do that with for years.

The $40 billion US loan to Argentina is intended to prevent the country from aligning too closely with China and to ensure its continued participation in the dollar-dominated financial system.

So, the US is like, "Whoa, hold on a minute. You guys are becoming too close of friends." We're like, "We'll lend you $40 billion if you need." And that's to block China's influence and its play to keep Latin America in the dollar system.

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The $40 billion US loan to Argentina is intended to prevent the country from aligning too closely with China and to ensure its continued participation in the dollar-dominated financial system.

So, the US is like, "Whoa, hold on a minute. You guys are becoming too close of friends." We're like, "We'll lend you $40 billion if you need." And that's to block China's influence and its play to keep Latin America in the dollar system.

The global monetary system is shifting from a single standard to a multi-monetary phase, with China and BRICS leading gold-backed money and the US/West pioneering digital currencies like Bitcoin.

In the past, there was always one global standard, one world reserve currency. But now we can be going into like this multimonetary phase of history where gold back money is led by China and bricks and the digital one led by the US and the west built around programmable assets, tokenized assets and maybe bitcoin.

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The global monetary system is shifting from a single standard to a multi-monetary phase, with China and BRICS leading gold-backed money and the US/West pioneering digital currencies like Bitcoin.

In the past, there was always one global standard, one world reserve currency. But now we can be going into like this multimonetary phase of history where gold back money is led by China and bricks and the digital one led by the US and the west built around programmable assets, tokenized assets and maybe bitcoin.

Governments will enter a new era of competing for influence based on differing concepts of money, a scenario unprecedented in modern history.

For the first time in modern history, I think we might be going into a world where governments have to compete for influence, for the better idea of what money is. And that's something that has never happened before in history.

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Governments will enter a new era of competing for influence based on differing concepts of money, a scenario unprecedented in modern history.

For the first time in modern history, I think we might be going into a world where governments have to compete for influence, for the better idea of what money is. And that's something that has never happened before in history.

If the US fails to support struggling nations, its global influence will diminish, allowing China to expand its own.

If the US doesn't help struggling countries, it's not going to be able to exert its influence on the world and China will instead, which of course it doesn't want.

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If the US fails to support struggling nations, its global influence will diminish, allowing China to expand its own.

If the US doesn't help struggling countries, it's not going to be able to exert its influence on the world and China will instead, which of course it doesn't want.

An estimated $2 trillion in new gold demand could lead to record high gold prices.

So that $2 trillion of new demand could translate to a much much higher price of gold than we've ever seen before

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An estimated $2 trillion in new gold demand could lead to record high gold prices.

So that $2 trillion of new demand could translate to a much much higher price of gold than we've ever seen before

The US may eventually back its currency with stablecoins or Bitcoin as a counter to China's gold-backed currency.

if China is pairing its currency with something like gold, then the US could one day be paired with stable coins or maybe Bitcoin.

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The US may eventually back its currency with stablecoins or Bitcoin as a counter to China's gold-backed currency.

if China is pairing its currency with something like gold, then the US could one day be paired with stable coins or maybe Bitcoin.

The estimated $2 trillion in new demand for gold could lead to significantly higher prices than previously observed.

Now, gold is not like the dollar, right? you can't print more of it. So that $2 trillion of new demand could translate to a much much higher price of gold than we've ever seen before.

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The estimated $2 trillion in new demand for gold could lead to significantly higher prices than previously observed.

Now, gold is not like the dollar, right? you can't print more of it. So that $2 trillion of new demand could translate to a much much higher price of gold than we've ever seen before.

Gold will transition from a passive store of value to an active financial instrument for lending, borrowing, and infrastructure development.

So, gold goes from being just an expensive shiny rock that sits in a vault to an actual financial instrument that you can lend against, borrow, and build on.

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Gold will transition from a passive store of value to an active financial instrument for lending, borrowing, and infrastructure development.

So, gold goes from being just an expensive shiny rock that sits in a vault to an actual financial instrument that you can lend against, borrow, and build on.

A natural state of deflation where prices fall is expected when productivity increases and the money supply remains constant.

Things would get cheaper because productivity goes up, but the money supply stays the same.

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A natural state of deflation where prices fall is expected when productivity increases and the money supply remains constant.

Things would get cheaper because productivity goes up, but the money supply stays the same.

The price of goods and services is predicted to naturally decrease over time due to technological advancements and increased efficiency in production.

as technology gets more efficient, as we get better and better at making stuff, the price of everything would naturally go down.

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The price of goods and services is predicted to naturally decrease over time due to technological advancements and increased efficiency in production.

as technology gets more efficient, as we get better and better at making stuff, the price of everything would naturally go down.

There will be a race for control of key resources including energy, microchips, minerals, and the internet.

Both sides are sort of racing to control the same stuff. Energy, microchips, minerals, and the internet.

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There will be a race for control of key resources including energy, microchips, minerals, and the internet.

Both sides are sort of racing to control the same stuff. Energy, microchips, minerals, and the internet.

The world economy is predicted to split into two blocs: one centered around the US dollar and the other around Chinese capital.

the world is sort of splitting into two separate economies. One that's built around dollars and the other one that's built around Chinese capital.

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The world economy is predicted to split into two blocs: one centered around the US dollar and the other around Chinese capital.

the world is sort of splitting into two separate economies. One that's built around dollars and the other one that's built around Chinese capital.

India and Brazil are considering retaliatory actions against US tariffs, including not buying US goods, matching tariffs, deeper integration within BRICS, supply chain redirection, and moving away from dollar-based payments.

India has announced they will not be buying Americanmade weapons following a 50% tax on their goods. Both India and Brazil are also talking about retaliation or fighting back, not just with not buying US goods or matching tariffs, but with deeper integration into the bricks and redirecting their supply chain to other member countries and moving away from dollar-based payments.

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India and Brazil are considering retaliatory actions against US tariffs, including not buying US goods, matching tariffs, deeper integration within BRICS, supply chain redirection, and moving away from dollar-based payments.

India has announced they will not be buying Americanmade weapons following a 50% tax on their goods. Both India and Brazil are also talking about retaliation or fighting back, not just with not buying US goods or matching tariffs, but with deeper integration into the bricks and redirecting their supply chain to other member countries and moving away from dollar-based payments.

Discussions are underway within BRICS to price oil sales in currencies like the Chinese yuan and to develop a shared BRICS currency.

There's talks about new payment networks that bypass Swift, oil sales that are priced in currencies like the Chinese yuan, and even talks about a shared bricks currency.

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Discussions are underway within BRICS to price oil sales in currencies like the Chinese yuan and to develop a shared BRICS currency.

There's talks about new payment networks that bypass Swift, oil sales that are priced in currencies like the Chinese yuan, and even talks about a shared bricks currency.

BRICS nations are aiming to reduce reliance on the dollar by increasing trade in local currencies, developing new payment systems, and exploring a shared currency for cross-border commerce.

And the way they want to do that is by trading more in local currencies, building new payment systems, and even talking about a shared currency for crossborder commerce.

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BRICS nations are aiming to reduce reliance on the dollar by increasing trade in local currencies, developing new payment systems, and exploring a shared currency for cross-border commerce.

And the way they want to do that is by trading more in local currencies, building new payment systems, and even talking about a shared currency for crossborder commerce.

A decline in the dollar's global dominance could lead to higher US borrowing costs, reduced sanction power, and a global economic restructuring.

And that means potentially higher borrowing costs for US consumers, weaker sanction power, and a restructuring of the global economy.

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A decline in the dollar's global dominance could lead to higher US borrowing costs, reduced sanction power, and a global economic restructuring.

And that means potentially higher borrowing costs for US consumers, weaker sanction power, and a restructuring of the global economy.

The effectiveness of US sanctions as a geopolitical tool may diminish as fewer countries rely on dollars for trade.

On top of that, the sanctions the US uses, which is one of its most powerful geopolitical tools, also becomes less effective when less countries need the money to trade with.

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The effectiveness of US sanctions as a geopolitical tool may diminish as fewer countries rely on dollars for trade.

On top of that, the sanctions the US uses, which is one of its most powerful geopolitical tools, also becomes less effective when less countries need the money to trade with.

BRICS nations are seeking to strengthen ties within the bloc by redirecting trade to other markets.

They want to match US tariffs, redirect trade to other markets, and they want to form stronger ties within the block.

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BRICS nations are seeking to strengthen ties within the bloc by redirecting trade to other markets.

They want to match US tariffs, redirect trade to other markets, and they want to form stronger ties within the block.

Historically, the US economy has shifted from being driven by private debt to being driven by government debt, as seen after the Great Depression and potentially happening again.

Back in the 1940s, right after World War II, just like today in the 1920s and 30s, private debt grew so fast until it reached unsustainable levels. Eventually that bubble bust leading to the Great Depression and then the government stepped in to borrow and spend massively causing government debt to skyrocket. The economy shifted from a private debt driven economy into a government debt driven economy.

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Historically, the US economy has shifted from being driven by private debt to being driven by government debt, as seen after the Great Depression and potentially happening again.

Back in the 1940s, right after World War II, just like today in the 1920s and 30s, private debt grew so fast until it reached unsustainable levels. Eventually that bubble bust leading to the Great Depression and then the government stepped in to borrow and spend massively causing government debt to skyrocket. The economy shifted from a private debt driven economy into a government debt driven economy.

Any significant effort to reduce the national debt poses a risk of collapsing the entire financial system.

any attempt to seriously reduce that debt actually risks collapsing the entire system.

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Any significant effort to reduce the national debt poses a risk of collapsing the entire financial system.

any attempt to seriously reduce that debt actually risks collapsing the entire system.

A continued decrease in foreign demand for US Treasury bonds could lead to significantly higher interest rates, increasing the cost of financing US deficits and borrowing for consumers.

And with foreign ownership of treasuries already going down to about 30% of outstanding US debt means that if this keeps on going, it could push interest rates much higher, making it more expensive to finance US deficits and more expensive for us as consumers to borrow money.

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A continued decrease in foreign demand for US Treasury bonds could lead to significantly higher interest rates, increasing the cost of financing US deficits and borrowing for consumers.

And with foreign ownership of treasuries already going down to about 30% of outstanding US debt means that if this keeps on going, it could push interest rates much higher, making it more expensive to finance US deficits and more expensive for us as consumers to borrow money.

The US dollar's share of global dominance, currently at 58%, could fall significantly faster if BRICS nations' efforts succeed.

And if they succeed, the dollar's share of global dominance, which has already slipped from over 70% two decades ago to about 58% today, could fall a lot faster.

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The US dollar's share of global dominance, currently at 58%, could fall significantly faster if BRICS nations' efforts succeed.

And if they succeed, the dollar's share of global dominance, which has already slipped from over 70% two decades ago to about 58% today, could fall a lot faster.

BRICS nations are testing a new currency that will challenge the US dollar's dominance.

And even at the recent brick summit in Rio, for example, Brazil's president Lula called on members to test the new currency, which will become a direct challenger to the dollar.

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BRICS nations are testing a new currency that will challenge the US dollar's dominance.

And even at the recent brick summit in Rio, for example, Brazil's president Lula called on members to test the new currency, which will become a direct challenger to the dollar.

A collapse in the bond market could lead to the unraveling of the global financial system.

if the bond market really starts to crack, it could threaten way more than just your investments. It might unravel the entire global financial system.

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A collapse in the bond market could lead to the unraveling of the global financial system.

if the bond market really starts to crack, it could threaten way more than just your investments. It might unravel the entire global financial system.

A significant downturn or 'crack' in the bond market is predicted to occur.

You are going to see a crack in the bond market. Okay? It is going to happen.

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A significant downturn or 'crack' in the bond market is predicted to occur.

You are going to see a crack in the bond market. Okay? It is going to happen.

Digital IDs could allow car insurance companies to use granular data such as driving history, ride logs, and location data to set premiums.

Right now, companies use broad categories, right? But with digital ID, they could see your exact driving history, your Uber ride logs, where you hang out, all based on its ability to digitally track exactly where you are and where you've been.

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Digital IDs could allow car insurance companies to use granular data such as driving history, ride logs, and location data to set premiums.

Right now, companies use broad categories, right? But with digital ID, they could see your exact driving history, your Uber ride logs, where you hang out, all based on its ability to digitally track exactly where you are and where you've been.

The EU's digital ID wallet, once active, will enable cross-border travel, tax payments, and services like bike rentals within member countries.

The European Union says that once their wallet is live, you'll be able to travel across all the countries, pay taxes, and even rent a bike with the same app.

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The EU's digital ID wallet, once active, will enable cross-border travel, tax payments, and services like bike rentals within member countries.

The European Union says that once their wallet is live, you'll be able to travel across all the countries, pay taxes, and even rent a bike with the same app.

UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer aims to make digital IDs a mandatory requirement for all citizens.

In the UK, for example, their prime minister Kier Dharmmer, he wants to make these digital IDs a mandatory requirement for everyone.

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UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer aims to make digital IDs a mandatory requirement for all citizens.

In the UK, for example, their prime minister Kier Dharmmer, he wants to make these digital IDs a mandatory requirement for everyone.

Dynamic pricing, similar to airport pricing for concessions, will become a profitable model for companies.

And that's a shareholders dream. By the way, here's how it's going to work. Think about how airports charge us like $20 for a sandwich or a bottle of water.

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Dynamic pricing, similar to airport pricing for concessions, will become a profitable model for companies.

And that's a shareholders dream. By the way, here's how it's going to work. Think about how airports charge us like $20 for a sandwich or a bottle of water.

Governments will increasingly use financial access as a tool of control against their citizens.

We've already seen governments weaponize financial access against their own citizens.

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Governments will increasingly use financial access as a tool of control against their citizens.

We've already seen governments weaponize financial access against their own citizens.

European Union member countries are required to implement national digital ID wallets by 2026.

In Europe, they passed a law last year that makes it a requirement for all member countries to roll out a national digital ID wallet by 2026.

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European Union member countries are required to implement national digital ID wallets by 2026.

In Europe, they passed a law last year that makes it a requirement for all member countries to roll out a national digital ID wallet by 2026.

Expect increased government, corporate, and surveillance power due to centralized identity systems.

you're going to see this happen in three specific areas: government power, corporate power, and surveillance.

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Expect increased government, corporate, and surveillance power due to centralized identity systems.

you're going to see this happen in three specific areas: government power, corporate power, and surveillance.

Home prices to remain flat or grow at 1-2%.

at best, home prices will stay flat or they'll grow at 1 to 2%

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Home prices to remain flat or grow at 1-2%.

at best, home prices will stay flat or they'll grow at 1 to 2%

Digital ID will be a mandatory requirement for employment in the UK.

You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID.

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Digital ID will be a mandatory requirement for employment in the UK.

You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID.

Private companies like Apple or Meta could potentially issue their own stablecoins, bypassing direct government control and political scrutiny.

they don't carry the same political baggage that you know is associated with the Federal Reserve or the Treasury... So if Apple or Meta wanted to, they could create their own currency like Metacoin, right? All they got to do to get approval is just suck up to the president a little, right?

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Private companies like Apple or Meta could potentially issue their own stablecoins, bypassing direct government control and political scrutiny.

they don't carry the same political baggage that you know is associated with the Federal Reserve or the Treasury... So if Apple or Meta wanted to, they could create their own currency like Metacoin, right? All they got to do to get approval is just suck up to the president a little, right?

Inflation used by the US to devalue its debt will be a 'shared tax' on stablecoin holders globally, as their digital dollars lose purchasing power.

So if the US devalues its debt through inflation, the burden doesn't just hit American citizens, it gets exported worldwide through the stable coin system. So inflation then becomes kind of a shared tax that stable coin holders everywhere are forced to pay because their digital dollars also lose purchasing power at the same

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Inflation used by the US to devalue its debt will be a 'shared tax' on stablecoin holders globally, as their digital dollars lose purchasing power.

So if the US devalues its debt through inflation, the burden doesn't just hit American citizens, it gets exported worldwide through the stable coin system. So inflation then becomes kind of a shared tax that stable coin holders everywhere are forced to pay because their digital dollars also lose purchasing power at the same

Increased adoption of stablecoins is predicted to boost demand for US dollars and treasuries, as stablecoins are backed by short-term US treasuries.

See, when the US inflates the dollar, the economy starts to feel the pain right away... But stable coins, they change that equation because stable coins park reserves in short-term US treasuries. So, the demand for dollars and treasuries can actually go up as adoption grows, making the whole thing kind of self-reinforcing.

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Increased adoption of stablecoins is predicted to boost demand for US dollars and treasuries, as stablecoins are backed by short-term US treasuries.

See, when the US inflates the dollar, the economy starts to feel the pain right away... But stable coins, they change that equation because stable coins park reserves in short-term US treasuries. So, the demand for dollars and treasuries can actually go up as adoption grows, making the whole thing kind of self-reinforcing.

The Federal Reserve is predicted to pivot and begin lowering interest rates.

The point is that the Fed will start to what economists call pivot and go in the opposite direction of eventually bringing our interest rates lower and lower than where they are to

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The Federal Reserve is predicted to pivot and begin lowering interest rates.

The point is that the Fed will start to what economists call pivot and go in the opposite direction of eventually bringing our interest rates lower and lower than where they are to

There is a 75% chance that interest rates will be lowered by 0.25% at the September 17th FOMC meeting.

at their next meeting, which will happen September 17th, that there's a 75% chance that they'll lower interest rates. By how much? by a very small amount, exactly 0.25%.

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There is a 75% chance that interest rates will be lowered by 0.25% at the September 17th FOMC meeting.

at their next meeting, which will happen September 17th, that there's a 75% chance that they'll lower interest rates. By how much? by a very small amount, exactly 0.25%.

The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates by 0.5% to stimulate the economy.

So to save the economy, the Federal Reserve might come in and cut interest rates by as much as half a percent.

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The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates by 0.5% to stimulate the economy.

So to save the economy, the Federal Reserve might come in and cut interest rates by as much as half a percent.

The US government will place some of its debt in stablecoins, leading to devaluation of that debt and a system reset.

as part of the US government debt is placed in stacoins, the US will devalue that debt. which would reset the system.

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The US government will place some of its debt in stablecoins, leading to devaluation of that debt and a system reset.

as part of the US government debt is placed in stacoins, the US will devalue that debt. which would reset the system.

Prediction of deflation or stagflation based on weak jobs reports.

Combined with weak jobs reports that we're seeing and you get potentially deflation or stagflation.

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Prediction of deflation or stagflation based on weak jobs reports.

Combined with weak jobs reports that we're seeing and you get potentially deflation or stagflation.

Potential deflation in home prices due to increased inventory from rate-locked owners listing homes.

at worst, we might see deflation as rate locked owners list their homes, which could flood the market with more inventory, which puts downward pressure on home prices.

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Potential deflation in home prices due to increased inventory from rate-locked owners listing homes.

at worst, we might see deflation as rate locked owners list their homes, which could flood the market with more inventory, which puts downward pressure on home prices.

The US will likely implement a strategy involving cryptocurrency or stablecoins to address its national debt at some point in the future, validating the Russian advisor's prediction.

So, yes, the Russian adviser is 100% correct in his assumption that that's what the US will most likely do at some point in the future if it cares about solving its national debt.

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The US will likely implement a strategy involving cryptocurrency or stablecoins to address its national debt at some point in the future, validating the Russian advisor's prediction.

So, yes, the Russian adviser is 100% correct in his assumption that that's what the US will most likely do at some point in the future if it cares about solving its national debt.

Bond market suggests the US may be in a recession.

The bond market is telling us we actually might be in a recession

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Bond market suggests the US may be in a recession.

The bond market is telling us we actually might be in a recession

The speaker anticipates a long-term upward trend in the stock market, viewing significant drops as opportunities to purchase more shares.

I believe that in the long term, the market will continue to go up, especially if we have a big drop. In fact, I kind of hope that we see a lot more drops in the future so I can buy more of the market.

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The speaker anticipates a long-term upward trend in the stock market, viewing significant drops as opportunities to purchase more shares.

I believe that in the long term, the market will continue to go up, especially if we have a big drop. In fact, I kind of hope that we see a lot more drops in the future so I can buy more of the market.

Given current market volatility, inflation, uncertainty, and Federal Reserve actions, it is unlikely that anyone would purchase a 100-year US bond.

the catch though is who's going to buy a 100-year loan to the US right now with all the volatility, all the inflation, uncertainty, and the Fed drama? Probably nobody.

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Given current market volatility, inflation, uncertainty, and Federal Reserve actions, it is unlikely that anyone would purchase a 100-year US bond.

the catch though is who's going to buy a 100-year loan to the US right now with all the volatility, all the inflation, uncertainty, and the Fed drama? Probably nobody.

The US federal government's current fiscal trajectory is unsustainable in the long term.

In the long run, the US is on an unsustainable fiscal path. The US federal government is on an unsustainable fiscal path.

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The US federal government's current fiscal trajectory is unsustainable in the long term.

In the long run, the US is on an unsustainable fiscal path. The US federal government is on an unsustainable fiscal path.

High interest rates will make refinancing the US national debt extremely difficult.

And if interest rates stay this high, that refinancing becomes a nightmare.

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High interest rates will make refinancing the US national debt extremely difficult.

And if interest rates stay this high, that refinancing becomes a nightmare.

A steepening yield curve between the 10 and 2-year Treasury bonds, as observed currently, is a strong predictor of an impending recession.

When the 10 and 2-year Treasury bonds gets steeper, like right now, it almost always happens right before a recession.

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A steepening yield curve between the 10 and 2-year Treasury bonds, as observed currently, is a strong predictor of an impending recession.

When the 10 and 2-year Treasury bonds gets steeper, like right now, it almost always happens right before a recession.

Inflation is predicted to fall below 2%, leading to lower prices for goods like eggs and gas, making everything more affordable.

inflation's slowed down to below 2% and the price of eggs and gas have fallen, so everything is more affordable now.

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Inflation is predicted to fall below 2%, leading to lower prices for goods like eggs and gas, making everything more affordable.

inflation's slowed down to below 2% and the price of eggs and gas have fallen, so everything is more affordable now.

Tariffs may be used as leverage to isolate China and reduce the US trade deficit.

Or the US could also be using tariffs as pressure points against other countries to cut China off so they can't get around the tariffs and the US can close the trade deficit.

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Tariffs may be used as leverage to isolate China and reduce the US trade deficit.

Or the US could also be using tariffs as pressure points against other countries to cut China off so they can't get around the tariffs and the US can close the trade deficit.

A potential outcome is the repatriation of high-skilled manufacturing jobs to the US, reducing reliance on foreign production.

Another outcome is potentially bringing back high-skilled manufacturing jobs so the US can make its own stuff again and not have to rely on a competing country to make it for them.

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A potential outcome is the repatriation of high-skilled manufacturing jobs to the US, reducing reliance on foreign production.

Another outcome is potentially bringing back high-skilled manufacturing jobs so the US can make its own stuff again and not have to rely on a competing country to make it for them.

The US is rumored to be considering issuing a 'super bond' with a 100-year maturity.

there's even rumors of the United States potentially issuing something called the super bond. A bond with a 100year payback period.

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The US is rumored to be considering issuing a 'super bond' with a 100-year maturity.

there's even rumors of the United States potentially issuing something called the super bond. A bond with a 100year payback period.

Tariffs on goods from China are predicted to reach 245%.

Tariffs on China could get as high as 245%.

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Tariffs on goods from China are predicted to reach 245%.

Tariffs on China could get as high as 245%.

Experts predict Social Security will go broke within the next few years.

Just a couple years from now, experts believe Social Security will go broke.

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Experts predict Social Security will go broke within the next few years.

Just a couple years from now, experts believe Social Security will go broke.

Banks are now permitted to offer services to the crypto industry and engage in crypto activities, provided they maintain safety and soundness.

banks are free to provide banking services to uh crypto the crypto industry to crypto companies and bank banks are also free to conduct crypto activities as long as they do so in a way that is you know protective of safety and soundness.

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Banks are now permitted to offer services to the crypto industry and engage in crypto activities, provided they maintain safety and soundness.

banks are free to provide banking services to uh crypto the crypto industry to crypto companies and bank banks are also free to conduct crypto activities as long as they do so in a way that is you know protective of safety and soundness.

Even a partial passage of the Bitcoin Act, particularly regarding self-custody rights, would signify Bitcoin's permanence in the US economy.

even if a fraction of the Bitcoin Act passes, like especially the one about being able to self custody without government intervention would be huge. And it would mean Bitcoin is here to stay again and be a part of the US economy.

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Even a partial passage of the Bitcoin Act, particularly regarding self-custody rights, would signify Bitcoin's permanence in the US economy.

even if a fraction of the Bitcoin Act passes, like especially the one about being able to self custody without government intervention would be huge. And it would mean Bitcoin is here to stay again and be a part of the US economy.

The Bitcoin Act mandates the US Treasury and Federal Reserve to acquire up to 1 million Bitcoin, representing approximately 5% of its total supply.

This act calls for the US Treasury in combination with the Federal Reserve Bank to buy up to a million Bitcoin, which is roughly about 5% of its total supply.

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The Bitcoin Act mandates the US Treasury and Federal Reserve to acquire up to 1 million Bitcoin, representing approximately 5% of its total supply.

This act calls for the US Treasury in combination with the Federal Reserve Bank to buy up to a million Bitcoin, which is roughly about 5% of its total supply.

Passage of the Clarity Act will bring regulatory clarity to various tokens by defining which rules apply to them.

once the bill is passed, the government will know exactly which rules apply to your favorite tokens.

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Passage of the Clarity Act will bring regulatory clarity to various tokens by defining which rules apply to them.

once the bill is passed, the government will know exactly which rules apply to your favorite tokens.

Post-Genius Act passage, stable coins are predicted to be as reliable as traditional checking accounts.

stable coins should be just as reliable as your checking account.

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Post-Genius Act passage, stable coins are predicted to be as reliable as traditional checking accounts.

stable coins should be just as reliable as your checking account.

Bank-backed crypto custody is anticipated to become a reality in the near future, with major custodians already applying for services.

major custodians have already filed applications to be able to do this, which tells us bankbacked crypto custody is almost a guarantee at this point. It's not here yet, but it's coming.

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Bank-backed crypto custody is anticipated to become a reality in the near future, with major custodians already applying for services.

major custodians have already filed applications to be able to do this, which tells us bankbacked crypto custody is almost a guarantee at this point. It's not here yet, but it's coming.

Banks with an OC charter can now custody or accept deposits of crypto assets.

Under this guidance, any bank with an OC charter... can custody or allow the deposits of crypto assets under their safe and sound banking standards.

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Banks with an OC charter can now custody or accept deposits of crypto assets.

Under this guidance, any bank with an OC charter... can custody or allow the deposits of crypto assets under their safe and sound banking standards.

FedNow is considered a potential precursor to the Federal Reserve developing a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

Now the Fed now is not a digital dollar yet, but a lot of people see it as a stepping stone toward the Federal Reserve eventually creating a fully digital currency or what's called a CBDC, a central bank digital currency.

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FedNow is considered a potential precursor to the Federal Reserve developing a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

Now the Fed now is not a digital dollar yet, but a lot of people see it as a stepping stone toward the Federal Reserve eventually creating a fully digital currency or what's called a CBDC, a central bank digital currency.

An economy built on cheap money is inherently fragile and will likely falter when interest rates rise.

Cuz once you build a whole economy around cheap money, the moment you try to raise interest rates, the economy starts to break.

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An economy built on cheap money is inherently fragile and will likely falter when interest rates rise.

Cuz once you build a whole economy around cheap money, the moment you try to raise interest rates, the economy starts to break.

China is actively testing its digital yuan and aims to digitize its entire monetary supply within a few years.

China introduced a digital version of their own known as the digital yuan. And they are actively testing it across millions of people and their goal is to digitize their entire monetary supply within just a couple years.

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China is actively testing its digital yuan and aims to digitize its entire monetary supply within a few years.

China introduced a digital version of their own known as the digital yuan. And they are actively testing it across millions of people and their goal is to digitize their entire monetary supply within just a couple years.

A weaker yen will lead to increased costs for imported goods in Japan.

but that lets the value of the yen fall and when the yen gets weaker, the cost of importing stuff gets a lot more expensive.

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A weaker yen will lead to increased costs for imported goods in Japan.

but that lets the value of the yen fall and when the yen gets weaker, the cost of importing stuff gets a lot more expensive.

Raising interest rates in Japan risks destabilizing the government's budget.

But that risks blowing up the government's budget.

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Raising interest rates in Japan risks destabilizing the government's budget.

But that risks blowing up the government's budget.

Governments facing debt crises may resort to inflating away debt and devaluing currency rather than defaulting.

And at the same time, we don't want to default. We don't want to not pay. The show must go on. So, what's left? Facing the consequences, getting a credit downgrade, and inflating away the debt, devaluing the currency.

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Governments facing debt crises may resort to inflating away debt and devaluing currency rather than defaulting.

And at the same time, we don't want to default. We don't want to not pay. The show must go on. So, what's left? Facing the consequences, getting a credit downgrade, and inflating away the debt, devaluing the currency.

Totals ending in 1 or 2 cents will be rounded down, while totals ending in 3 or 4 cents will be rounded up to the nearest nickel.

If your total ends in 1 or 2 cents, the cashier rounds down to the nearest zero. But if it ends in three or four cents, it rounds up to the nearest 5 cents.

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Totals ending in 1 or 2 cents will be rounded down, while totals ending in 3 or 4 cents will be rounded up to the nearest nickel.

If your total ends in 1 or 2 cents, the cashier rounds down to the nearest zero. But if it ends in three or four cents, it rounds up to the nearest 5 cents.

Cash transactions will be rounded to the nearest nickel.

cash transactions at stores will soon be rounded to the nearest nickel.

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Cash transactions will be rounded to the nearest nickel.

cash transactions at stores will soon be rounded to the nearest nickel.

Tariffs could lead to stagflation globally, which is predicted to be beneficial for the US if the Federal Reserve implements easier monetary policy.

stagflation which is bad for most of the world but useful for the US If the Fed responds with easier monetary policy

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Tariffs could lead to stagflation globally, which is predicted to be beneficial for the US if the Federal Reserve implements easier monetary policy.

stagflation which is bad for most of the world but useful for the US If the Fed responds with easier monetary policy

Governments are predicted to be unable to solve debt issues through economic growth, tax increases, or spending cuts due to political unwillingness.

governments are not going to be able to grow their way out of this. They're not going to be able to raise taxes fast enough and they will not cut spending because politicians just don't want to.

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Governments are predicted to be unable to solve debt issues through economic growth, tax increases, or spending cuts due to political unwillingness.

governments are not going to be able to grow their way out of this. They're not going to be able to raise taxes fast enough and they will not cut spending because politicians just don't want to.

The bill's developments are inflationary, particularly for assets. This will likely benefit those who own hard assets like Bitcoin, causing them to increase in value.

The latest developments in these bills are fundamentally inflationary. ... The rich will get richer and the people without assets will most likely be left behind. This also kind of sets up the president and his family to really benefit from owning hard assets, especially assets like Bitcoin, because hard assets will go up much more in the long term as a result of all of this.

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The bill's developments are inflationary, particularly for assets. This will likely benefit those who own hard assets like Bitcoin, causing them to increase in value.

The latest developments in these bills are fundamentally inflationary. ... The rich will get richer and the people without assets will most likely be left behind. This also kind of sets up the president and his family to really benefit from owning hard assets, especially assets like Bitcoin, because hard assets will go up much more in the long term as a result of all of this.

New Trump Retirement and Savings Accounts (TRSAs) will launch with no income limits for contributions. The federal government will contribute $1,000 to accounts for babies born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028.

There will be no income limits to contribute to this account. and the federal government will contribute $1,000 to an investment account for every American baby born between January 1st, 2025 and December 31st, 2028.

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New Trump Retirement and Savings Accounts (TRSAs) will launch with no income limits for contributions. The federal government will contribute $1,000 to accounts for babies born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028.

There will be no income limits to contribute to this account. and the federal government will contribute $1,000 to an investment account for every American baby born between January 1st, 2025 and December 31st, 2028.

The removal of cost-ineffective coins like pennies and nickels, combined with the development of digital currency infrastructure, signals a historic shift towards a fully digital economy.

So what's happening right now is we're removing coins that are not coste effective while at the same time we're building the infrastructure that's needed for this digital currency. So it might not just be about pennies and nickels. This could be the beginning of a very historic pivot towards a digital economy, which would be a huge change to how we spend money, how we save money, and how we think about money completely.

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The removal of cost-ineffective coins like pennies and nickels, combined with the development of digital currency infrastructure, signals a historic shift towards a fully digital economy.

So what's happening right now is we're removing coins that are not coste effective while at the same time we're building the infrastructure that's needed for this digital currency. So it might not just be about pennies and nickels. This could be the beginning of a very historic pivot towards a digital economy, which would be a huge change to how we spend money, how we save money, and how we think about money completely.

The move away from physical currency like the penny is seen as a sign of a gradual transition towards a fully digital economy.

This might also be signaling that we are subtly conditioning ourselves toward a fully digital economy.

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The move away from physical currency like the penny is seen as a sign of a gradual transition towards a fully digital economy.

This might also be signaling that we are subtly conditioning ourselves toward a fully digital economy.

Japan faces a dilemma: raising interest rates to combat inflation risks bankrupting the government's budget, while keeping them low allows the yen to devalue, increasing import costs and the cost of living.

Option number one, raise interest rates to fight inflation and protect their currency. But that risks blowing up the government's budget. Or option two, keep interest rates low so the government can keep borrowing, but that lets the value of the yen fall and when the yen gets weaker, the cost of importing stuff gets a lot more expensive.

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Japan faces a dilemma: raising interest rates to combat inflation risks bankrupting the government's budget, while keeping them low allows the yen to devalue, increasing import costs and the cost of living.

Option number one, raise interest rates to fight inflation and protect their currency. But that risks blowing up the government's budget. Or option two, keep interest rates low so the government can keep borrowing, but that lets the value of the yen fall and when the yen gets weaker, the cost of importing stuff gets a lot more expensive.

The backdoor Roth IRA strategy will be eliminated starting in 2026.

starting in 2026, this bill will get rid of the backdoor Roth IRA strategy completely.

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The backdoor Roth IRA strategy will be eliminated starting in 2026.

starting in 2026, this bill will get rid of the backdoor Roth IRA strategy completely.

The elimination of the penny is viewed as a potential initial move by the government towards phasing out cash entirely.

getting rid of the penny might just be the government's first small step in getting rid of cash entirely.

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The elimination of the penny is viewed as a potential initial move by the government towards phasing out cash entirely.

getting rid of the penny might just be the government's first small step in getting rid of cash entirely.

The bill will reallocate funds from green energy programs to support oil, gas, and nuclear power.

the bill shifts a lot of money away from the green energy programs and puts it into oil, gas, and nuclear power.

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The bill will reallocate funds from green energy programs to support oil, gas, and nuclear power.

the bill shifts a lot of money away from the green energy programs and puts it into oil, gas, and nuclear power.

Currency devaluation is predicted as a necessary outcome in the current financial climate.

Currency devaluation and the gradual realization that nothing stops this train.

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Currency devaluation is predicted as a necessary outcome in the current financial climate.

Currency devaluation and the gradual realization that nothing stops this train.

SNAP benefits will adjust more slowly for inflation, and adults aged 18-55 with no children will need to work at least 80 hours per month to qualify.

under this new bill, the benefits will now adjust more slowly for inflation. ... If you're an adult between 18 and 55 and you have no children, you'll need to work at least 80 hours a month to qualify.

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SNAP benefits will adjust more slowly for inflation, and adults aged 18-55 with no children will need to work at least 80 hours per month to qualify.

under this new bill, the benefits will now adjust more slowly for inflation. ... If you're an adult between 18 and 55 and you have no children, you'll need to work at least 80 hours a month to qualify.

The discontinuation of the penny and subsequent rounding will not impact users of digital payment methods such as credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, or Venmo.

if you're someone who pays with things like credit cards or debit cards or even apps like Apple Pay or Venmo, this change will not affect you at all because digital payments still count every penny. There's no rounding happening in digital payments.

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The discontinuation of the penny and subsequent rounding will not impact users of digital payment methods such as credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, or Venmo.

if you're someone who pays with things like credit cards or debit cards or even apps like Apple Pay or Venmo, this change will not affect you at all because digital payments still count every penny. There's no rounding happening in digital payments.

Tariffs are predicted to decrease US reliance on foreign production, boost domestic resilience, and help correct unsustainable trade and debt imbalances.

tariffs can decrease our Reliance on on foreign production boost domestic resilience and help fix unsustainable trade and debt imbalances

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Tariffs are predicted to decrease US reliance on foreign production, boost domestic resilience, and help correct unsustainable trade and debt imbalances.

tariffs can decrease our Reliance on on foreign production boost domestic resilience and help fix unsustainable trade and debt imbalances

Lower interest rates resulting from the economic slowdown caused by tariffs are expected to lead to market gains.

which would allow the US to refinance its debt and send the markets to the moon

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Lower interest rates resulting from the economic slowdown caused by tariffs are expected to lead to market gains.

which would allow the US to refinance its debt and send the markets to the moon

Based on Canada's experience, rounding of cash transactions is expected to balance out over time, with no significant increase in overall customer costs.

studies from countries like Canada, which also got rid of their penny in 2013, found that rounding usually balances itself out. Half the time prices round up and half the time they round down, meaning customers overall don't end up paying significantly more.

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Based on Canada's experience, rounding of cash transactions is expected to balance out over time, with no significant increase in overall customer costs.

studies from countries like Canada, which also got rid of their penny in 2013, found that rounding usually balances itself out. Half the time prices round up and half the time they round down, meaning customers overall don't end up paying significantly more.

A potential strategy involving tariffs could be to slow the economy, trigger a recession scare, force the Fed to cut rates, allowing for debt refinancing, reindustrialization, and fairer trade.

slow the economy down trigger a recession scare Force the FED to cut refinance the US debt potentially reindustrialize the US fix the trade imbalance and make the trade more fair

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A potential strategy involving tariffs could be to slow the economy, trigger a recession scare, force the Fed to cut rates, allowing for debt refinancing, reindustrialization, and fairer trade.

slow the economy down trigger a recession scare Force the FED to cut refinance the US debt potentially reindustrialize the US fix the trade imbalance and make the trade more fair

The US Mint has made its final order for penny blanks and will cease production once current supplies are exhausted.

The Treasury says the US Mint has made its final order of penny blanks. It will stop making pennies when those run out.

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The US Mint has made its final order for penny blanks and will cease production once current supplies are exhausted.

The Treasury says the US Mint has made its final order of penny blanks. It will stop making pennies when those run out.

The Child Tax Credit will increase to $2,200 per child and will adjust for inflation by 2-3% annually starting in 2026.

The child tax credit is getting a small bump from $2,000 per child to $2,200. And starting in 2026, it'll adjust for inflation each year by about $2 to 3% or so.

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The Child Tax Credit will increase to $2,200 per child and will adjust for inflation by 2-3% annually starting in 2026.

The child tax credit is getting a small bump from $2,000 per child to $2,200. And starting in 2026, it'll adjust for inflation each year by about $2 to 3% or so.

Lower interest rates, potentially triggered by tariffs, would make it cheaper for the US government to borrow and refinance its approximately $9 trillion in debt.

they make it cheaper for the government to borrow and refinance its debt of which this year there will be about $9 trillion of

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Lower interest rates, potentially triggered by tariffs, would make it cheaper for the US government to borrow and refinance its approximately $9 trillion in debt.

they make it cheaper for the government to borrow and refinance its debt of which this year there will be about $9 trillion of

Japan may begin selling its US Treasury holdings, a significant shift from its historical pattern of buying them.

And now for the first time in decades, Japan may not just stop buying US treasuries, they might start selling them.

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Japan may begin selling its US Treasury holdings, a significant shift from its historical pattern of buying them.

And now for the first time in decades, Japan may not just stop buying US treasuries, they might start selling them.

These actions aim to strengthen the US dollar as the world's reserve currency by rebuilding domestic production.

rebuild domestic production and make sure that the dollar stays strong as the world's Reserve currency

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These actions aim to strengthen the US dollar as the world's reserve currency by rebuilding domestic production.

rebuild domestic production and make sure that the dollar stays strong as the world's Reserve currency

New caps on student borrowing will be implemented: $100,000 for graduate students and $200,000 for medical and law students.

the big beautiful bill puts new caps on how much students can borrow. $100,000 for graduate students and $200,000 for medical and law students.

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New caps on student borrowing will be implemented: $100,000 for graduate students and $200,000 for medical and law students.

the big beautiful bill puts new caps on how much students can borrow. $100,000 for graduate students and $200,000 for medical and law students.

A new deduction for interest paid on car loans will be available for new cars assembled in the US.

There's going to be a new deduction for interest paid on car loans, but only for new cars that were assembled here in the US.

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A new deduction for interest paid on car loans will be available for new cars assembled in the US.

There's going to be a new deduction for interest paid on car loans, but only for new cars that were assembled here in the US.

The elimination of the penny is predicted to initiate a trend towards modernizing the economy, resulting in taxpayer savings and a gradual shift towards a cashless society.

This could be the beginning of a movement to modernize our economy, save millions in taxpayer dollars, and even condition us toward a fully digital cashless society.

8 months ago Correct

The elimination of the penny is predicted to initiate a trend towards modernizing the economy, resulting in taxpayer savings and a gradual shift towards a cashless society.

This could be the beginning of a movement to modernize our economy, save millions in taxpayer dollars, and even condition us toward a fully digital cashless society.

Tariffs might cause the US economy to slow down, leading the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. This, in turn, could allow the US to refinance its debt and boost markets.

these tariffs could be deflationary and it could cause the US economy to slow down enough to force the Fed to lower interest rates and rescue the economy which would allow the US to refinance its debt and send the markets to the moon

11 months ago Correct

Tariffs might cause the US economy to slow down, leading the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. This, in turn, could allow the US to refinance its debt and boost markets.

these tariffs could be deflationary and it could cause the US economy to slow down enough to force the Fed to lower interest rates and rescue the economy which would allow the US to refinance its debt and send the markets to the moon

Trump tax cuts, originally set to expire at the end of 2025, will be permanent from 2025 through 2028.

remember the Trump tax cuts from 2017? They were originally set to expire at the end of this year, but with this bill, they're now going to be permanent from 2025 through 2028.

8 months ago Correct

Trump tax cuts, originally set to expire at the end of 2025, will be permanent from 2025 through 2028.

remember the Trump tax cuts from 2017? They were originally set to expire at the end of this year, but with this bill, they're now going to be permanent from 2025 through 2028.

US interest payments on its national debt are projected to approach $1 trillion annually due to higher interest rates.

The government debt payments went way up because interest rates are now higher than they were a couple years ago in fact us interest payments on debt are approaching a trillion dollar a year money that just goes out of the door to bond holders

11 months ago Correct

US interest payments on its national debt are projected to approach $1 trillion annually due to higher interest rates.

The government debt payments went way up because interest rates are now higher than they were a couple years ago in fact us interest payments on debt are approaching a trillion dollar a year money that just goes out of the door to bond holders

Japan's economic actions could lead to a global recession and crash stock markets worldwide.

Japan could increase interest rates in your country, crash stock portfolios all over the world, and potentially even trigger the next global recession.

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Japan's economic actions could lead to a global recession and crash stock markets worldwide.

Japan could increase interest rates in your country, crash stock portfolios all over the world, and potentially even trigger the next global recession.

The current high interest rates, implemented to combat inflation, might be intentionally countered by tariffs leading to an economic slowdown, a potential recession, and subsequent Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

The US economy has been facing High interest rates because of the fed's fight against the pandemic's inflation... a slower economy can accomplish something it might send the us into a temporary short recession so that it forces the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to stimulate that growth

11 months ago Correct

The current high interest rates, implemented to combat inflation, might be intentionally countered by tariffs leading to an economic slowdown, a potential recession, and subsequent Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

The US economy has been facing High interest rates because of the fed's fight against the pandemic's inflation... a slower economy can accomplish something it might send the us into a temporary short recession so that it forces the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to stimulate that growth

If XRP maintains its current market dominance percentage relative to Bitcoin, it could reach $22-$25 per coin by 2030, representing a 10-12x increase.

if xrp maintains that same 4 1/2% dominance its price could could go up to between $22 to $25 a coin which is about 10 to 12x from today's prices

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If XRP maintains its current market dominance percentage relative to Bitcoin, it could reach $22-$25 per coin by 2030, representing a 10-12x increase.

if xrp maintains that same 4 1/2% dominance its price could could go up to between $22 to $25 a coin which is about 10 to 12x from today's prices

The repeal of SAB 121, effective this year (2025), allows banks to custody and lend crypto. Real USD could be integral to this, providing the liquidity and stability for increased banking activities like borrowing, lending, and trading.

the repeal of something called Sab 121 which is an accounting standard that has now changed starting this year that means Banks can now custody or hold your crypto and lend against it and if real USD plays a part of that it could also boost the ecos system by providing the money or liquidity and stability needed for the banks to allow borrowing lending and trading

1 year ago Pending

The repeal of SAB 121, effective this year (2025), allows banks to custody and lend crypto. Real USD could be integral to this, providing the liquidity and stability for increased banking activities like borrowing, lending, and trading.

the repeal of something called Sab 121 which is an accounting standard that has now changed starting this year that means Banks can now custody or hold your crypto and lend against it and if real USD plays a part of that it could also boost the ecos system by providing the money or liquidity and stability needed for the banks to allow borrowing lending and trading

A dual-currency approach using Real USD for stability and XRP for speed and cost efficiency in payments could make Ripple's solution more attractive than SWIFT.

imagine there's a payment it could start in real USD for stability and then settle an xrp for Speed and cost efficiency and this dual currency approach could make Ripple's payment solution even more appealing over Swift

1 year ago Pending

A dual-currency approach using Real USD for stability and XRP for speed and cost efficiency in payments could make Ripple's solution more attractive than SWIFT.

imagine there's a payment it could start in real USD for stability and then settle an xrp for Speed and cost efficiency and this dual currency approach could make Ripple's payment solution even more appealing over Swift

The XRPL could facilitate the 24/7 trading of stocks and bonds on the blockchain, tapping into a market worth hundreds of trillions of dollars, which aligns with BlackRock's vision for the future of finance.

long story short imagine some of your favorite stocks trading on the blockchain 24/7 all the time without market closes that is all transparent instant that has a huge total addressable Market what's called Tam it's worth hundreds of trillions of dollars that's where Black Rock sees the future of Finance going and that's what Ripple is trying to be a part of

1 year ago Pending

The XRPL could facilitate the 24/7 trading of stocks and bonds on the blockchain, tapping into a market worth hundreds of trillions of dollars, which aligns with BlackRock's vision for the future of finance.

long story short imagine some of your favorite stocks trading on the blockchain 24/7 all the time without market closes that is all transparent instant that has a huge total addressable Market what's called Tam it's worth hundreds of trillions of dollars that's where Black Rock sees the future of Finance going and that's what Ripple is trying to be a part of

Due to XRP being ISO 20022 compliant, a standard mandated for banks by March 10th of the current year (2025), its integration into the financial system could lead to massive adoption by banks and financial institutions.

it is mandated that all banks speak this language by March 10th this year and xrp is one of a handful of cryptos that does if xrp becomes integrated into the system it could see massive adoption by Banks and financial institutions

1 year ago Pending

Due to XRP being ISO 20022 compliant, a standard mandated for banks by March 10th of the current year (2025), its integration into the financial system could lead to massive adoption by banks and financial institutions.

it is mandated that all banks speak this language by March 10th this year and xrp is one of a handful of cryptos that does if xrp becomes integrated into the system it could see massive adoption by Banks and financial institutions

XRP becoming a key player in the global payments market through integration with SWIFT could lead to a dramatic increase in its utility and demand.

if xrp becomes a key player in the Global Payments Market its utility and and demand could Skyrocket

1 year ago Pending

XRP becoming a key player in the global payments market through integration with SWIFT could lead to a dramatic increase in its utility and demand.

if xrp becomes a key player in the Global Payments Market its utility and and demand could Skyrocket

An approved XRP ETF could lead to significant price increases due to institutional investment, similar to Bitcoin's post-ETF performance.

if approved this could be huge think about what happened to bitcoin's price after its ETF approval

1 year ago Pending

An approved XRP ETF could lead to significant price increases due to institutional investment, similar to Bitcoin's post-ETF performance.

if approved this could be huge think about what happened to bitcoin's price after its ETF approval

Prediction that 80% of Japanese banks will adopt XRP for global payments by the end of 2025.

80% of Japanese banks are set to embrace xrp for Global Payments by this year in 2025

1 year ago Pending

Prediction that 80% of Japanese banks will adopt XRP for global payments by the end of 2025.

80% of Japanese banks are set to embrace xrp for Global Payments by this year in 2025

ARK Invest's worst-case scenario for Bitcoin is over $500,000 per coin.

Even ARK's bare case or worst case scenario is still over half a million per coin.

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ARK Invest's worst-case scenario for Bitcoin is over $500,000 per coin.

Even ARK's bare case or worst case scenario is still over half a million per coin.

Kathy Wood's most optimistic scenario predicts Bitcoin could reach $2.4 million by 2030.

Kathy Wood... has a price target that's going to make that look like nothing. Because according to Kathy Wood, the latest Bitcoin price research in their most optimistic scenario is that Bitcoin could hit $2.4 million per coin by just 2030.

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Kathy Wood's most optimistic scenario predicts Bitcoin could reach $2.4 million by 2030.

Kathy Wood... has a price target that's going to make that look like nothing. Because according to Kathy Wood, the latest Bitcoin price research in their most optimistic scenario is that Bitcoin could hit $2.4 million per coin by just 2030.

Saudi company Datava will invest $20 billion in US AI infrastructure over the next decade.

Another $20 billion is going to go into USbased AI infrastructure by a Saudi company called Datava, including building the kind of data centers that power things like chat GPT.

9 months ago Pending

Saudi company Datava will invest $20 billion in US AI infrastructure over the next decade.

Another $20 billion is going to go into USbased AI infrastructure by a Saudi company called Datava, including building the kind of data centers that power things like chat GPT.

MicroStrategy has approximately 21 months of cash reserves to cover its obligations. If this cash runs out and the stock remains below MNAV, they may be forced to sell Bitcoin, initiating a debt spiral.

And at today's burn rate, they have about 21 months before the cash runs out. If that continues and the cash pile does run out, the only way to keep the machine running is to start selling pieces of the Bitcoin pile itself. And that's what could trigger the debt spiral.

2 months ago Pending

MicroStrategy has approximately 21 months of cash reserves to cover its obligations. If this cash runs out and the stock remains below MNAV, they may be forced to sell Bitcoin, initiating a debt spiral.

And at today's burn rate, they have about 21 months before the cash runs out. If that continues and the cash pile does run out, the only way to keep the machine running is to start selling pieces of the Bitcoin pile itself. And that's what could trigger the debt spiral.

Bitcoin's all-time low for the current cycle is predicted to occur around October 5th, 2026, approximately 364 days after the all-time high on October 6th of the current year (which is 2025 based on the video's publication date).

if this pattern continues, we should reach the all-time low 364 days from our all-time high, which happened on October 6th of this year. That means we are on around October 5th, 2026 when Bitcoin could reach the all-time low of this cycle.

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Bitcoin's all-time low for the current cycle is predicted to occur around October 5th, 2026, approximately 364 days after the all-time high on October 6th of the current year (which is 2025 based on the video's publication date).

if this pattern continues, we should reach the all-time low 364 days from our all-time high, which happened on October 6th of this year. That means we are on around October 5th, 2026 when Bitcoin could reach the all-time low of this cycle.

The speaker suggests that Scott Besson's strategy might be to put China under immense pressure through financial maneuvers, aiming for a negotiated outcome favorable to both countries.

So, if this is really Scott Besson's strategy, he's trying to engineer a situation where China is under so much pressure. every move they make just creates more problems with the goal that both countries come together to negotiate something more favorable for both of them.

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The speaker suggests that Scott Besson's strategy might be to put China under immense pressure through financial maneuvers, aiming for a negotiated outcome favorable to both countries.

So, if this is really Scott Besson's strategy, he's trying to engineer a situation where China is under so much pressure. every move they make just creates more problems with the goal that both countries come together to negotiate something more favorable for both of them.

There's a long-term prediction of Bitcoin reaching $13 million per coin by 2040.

it'll be 13 million a coin by 2040.

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There's a long-term prediction of Bitcoin reaching $13 million per coin by 2040.

it'll be 13 million a coin by 2040.

The tokenization of financial assets is predicted to reach trillions of dollars by 2030.

The tokenization of financial assets could reach multiple trillions by 2030.

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The tokenization of financial assets is predicted to reach trillions of dollars by 2030.

The tokenization of financial assets could reach multiple trillions by 2030.

Crypto-themed stocks are predicted to behave like altcoins in the future.

crypto themed stocks will probably become the new altcoins

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Crypto-themed stocks are predicted to behave like altcoins in the future.

crypto themed stocks will probably become the new altcoins

Bitcoin is predicted to become the next major reserve asset, particularly for the speaker's generation.

now Bitcoin might be the next chapter in reserve assets especially for my generation

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Bitcoin is predicted to become the next major reserve asset, particularly for the speaker's generation.

now Bitcoin might be the next chapter in reserve assets especially for my generation

Bitcoin is predicted to reach $250k, $444k, $500k, or even $1 million.

Bitcoin might already be close to 100K but the road to 250 and 444 and 500 or even a million isn't that crazy in this context

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Bitcoin is predicted to reach $250k, $444k, $500k, or even $1 million.

Bitcoin might already be close to 100K but the road to 250 and 444 and 500 or even a million isn't that crazy in this context

1% adoption of Bitcoin treasury strategy by S&P 500 companies could inject hundreds of billions of dollars into Bitcoin, tightening supply and increasing demand.

if just 1% of the S&P 500 the stock market adopts a Bitcoin treasury strategy it would inject hundreds of billions of dollars into the asset tightening Supply boosting demand and pushing prices higher

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1% adoption of Bitcoin treasury strategy by S&P 500 companies could inject hundreds of billions of dollars into Bitcoin, tightening supply and increasing demand.

if just 1% of the S&P 500 the stock market adopts a Bitcoin treasury strategy it would inject hundreds of billions of dollars into the asset tightening Supply boosting demand and pushing prices higher

Bitcoin's long-term price is expected to rise, mirroring gold's trend, as it is an asset outside government balance sheets and unaffected by government borrowing cycles.

Over the long term though, Bitcoin follows gold. And if governments are forced into endless borrowing cycles with higher deficits, which is what they're doing, Bitcoin is one of the few assets that is not tied to that government balance sheet because it's outside that system. So, the price in the long term should go up.

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Bitcoin's long-term price is expected to rise, mirroring gold's trend, as it is an asset outside government balance sheets and unaffected by government borrowing cycles.

Over the long term though, Bitcoin follows gold. And if governments are forced into endless borrowing cycles with higher deficits, which is what they're doing, Bitcoin is one of the few assets that is not tied to that government balance sheet because it's outside that system. So, the price in the long term should go up.

Bitcoin is perceived to be superior for preserving economic energy, leading to the depreciation of other asset classes when measured against it. As more people understand these benefits, this trend is expected to continue.

Bitcoin is draining all of the premium out of those assets and it is sucking it up as more and more money realizes that this specific form of energy is superior for the purpose of protecting economic energy. And that's why every asset class will continue to depreciate when measured against it. And as more and more money understands those benefits, it will continue to tell that same story.

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Bitcoin is perceived to be superior for preserving economic energy, leading to the depreciation of other asset classes when measured against it. As more people understand these benefits, this trend is expected to continue.

Bitcoin is draining all of the premium out of those assets and it is sucking it up as more and more money realizes that this specific form of energy is superior for the purpose of protecting economic energy. And that's why every asset class will continue to depreciate when measured against it. And as more and more money understands those benefits, it will continue to tell that same story.

Predicts a future period of societal renewal, rebuilding, and optimism following the current 'fourth turning' cycle.

But I also like to think that on the other side of that is a first turning, a renewal, rebuilding, optimism.

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Predicts a future period of societal renewal, rebuilding, and optimism following the current 'fourth turning' cycle.

But I also like to think that on the other side of that is a first turning, a renewal, rebuilding, optimism.

The current economic and political shifts present a potential for an unprecedented bull market run for investors, or conversely, a significant market downturn.

For investors, this could lead to one of the craziest market runs in years, or it could also be a complete disaster.

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The current economic and political shifts present a potential for an unprecedented bull market run for investors, or conversely, a significant market downturn.

For investors, this could lead to one of the craziest market runs in years, or it could also be a complete disaster.

The US government's investment in companies will act as a stabilizing force, aiming to prevent market crashes, particularly around election periods.

when the government invests in companies, it also has an interest in keeping their stock prices somewhat stable, especially during election years. That's kind of a safety net in a way. In a way, it's the US market is actually being engineered not to fail.

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The US government's investment in companies will act as a stabilizing force, aiming to prevent market crashes, particularly around election periods.

when the government invests in companies, it also has an interest in keeping their stock prices somewhat stable, especially during election years. That's kind of a safety net in a way. In a way, it's the US market is actually being engineered not to fail.

New high-tech manufacturing jobs created by government investment in industries like semiconductors will be significantly offset by job losses due to automation and AI.

they will be filled not with people but with robots. You might see a ribbon cutting ceremony or two and maybe a couple thousand new jobs, but they will never offset what will be lost to automation and AI.

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New high-tech manufacturing jobs created by government investment in industries like semiconductors will be significantly offset by job losses due to automation and AI.

they will be filled not with people but with robots. You might see a ribbon cutting ceremony or two and maybe a couple thousand new jobs, but they will never offset what will be lost to automation and AI.

Regulators will panic due to the predicted crack in the bond market.

And I tell this to my regulators, some of who in this room, I'm telling you, it's going to happen and you're going to panic.

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Regulators will panic due to the predicted crack in the bond market.

And I tell this to my regulators, some of who in this room, I'm telling you, it's going to happen and you're going to panic.

US dollar leverage is predicted to erode over time, leading to a loss of broader control.

All of it over time, I think, contributes to this chart, the slow erosion of US dollar leverage. And once you lose control of that, you lose control of everything.

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US dollar leverage is predicted to erode over time, leading to a loss of broader control.

All of it over time, I think, contributes to this chart, the slow erosion of US dollar leverage. And once you lose control of that, you lose control of everything.

The US crypto reserve and potential zero capital gains taxes could drive Bitcoin's price to over $100,000, potentially reaching $1 million and beyond.

The US crypto reserve could rocket Bitcoin past $100,000 all the way to a million and beyond, especially if zero capital gains taxes kick in.

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The US crypto reserve and potential zero capital gains taxes could drive Bitcoin's price to over $100,000, potentially reaching $1 million and beyond.

The US crypto reserve could rocket Bitcoin past $100,000 all the way to a million and beyond, especially if zero capital gains taxes kick in.

Japan, Singapore, and China may initiate Bitcoin stockpiling, leading to a global race.

And even other countries like Japan or Singapore or even rivals like China might do the same, sparking a global race to stockpile Bitcoin.

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Japan, Singapore, and China may initiate Bitcoin stockpiling, leading to a global race.

And even other countries like Japan or Singapore or even rivals like China might do the same, sparking a global race to stockpile Bitcoin.

The ban on stock trading for the President will take effect starting in 2029.

The Honest Act... for the president means beginning in 2029.

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The ban on stock trading for the President will take effect starting in 2029.

The Honest Act... for the president means beginning in 2029.

Continued selling of US treasuries by China could lead to negative outcomes.

So the next big question is what happens if China keeps selling US treasuries and a few things could happen and none of them are really good.

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Continued selling of US treasuries by China could lead to negative outcomes.

So the next big question is what happens if China keeps selling US treasuries and a few things could happen and none of them are really good.

The actions taken from this point forward will be critical in determining the future of global economic systems and reserve currencies.

And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies. Now, we're not there yet, but every move we make from here on out matters a lot.

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The actions taken from this point forward will be critical in determining the future of global economic systems and reserve currencies.

And that's how you get two separate economic systems or two world reserve currencies. Now, we're not there yet, but every move we make from here on out matters a lot.

BRICS countries are aiming to control processing and exit points for key materials.

Control everything, right? Control the processing, control the exit. And that's what the BRICS countries are trying to do.

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BRICS countries are aiming to control processing and exit points for key materials.

Control everything, right? Control the processing, control the exit. And that's what the BRICS countries are trying to do.

Beginning January 1st, China will have control over silver exports.

And now starting on January 1st, China will get to decide whether that metal leaves or not.

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Beginning January 1st, China will have control over silver exports.

And now starting on January 1st, China will get to decide whether that metal leaves or not.

The speaker anticipates Bitcoin reaching $1 million.

Or maybe when Bitcoin finally hits a million dollars, I'm not going to tweet about it, but I might be in the Oval Office shaking the president's hand or flying somewhere random on a Tuesday on my private plane.

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The speaker anticipates Bitcoin reaching $1 million.

Or maybe when Bitcoin finally hits a million dollars, I'm not going to tweet about it, but I might be in the Oval Office shaking the president's hand or flying somewhere random on a Tuesday on my private plane.

The Chinese silver market may be driving a repricing of silver upwards in Western markets.

It's almost like China's market is forcing the Western market to repric silver higher.

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The Chinese silver market may be driving a repricing of silver upwards in Western markets.

It's almost like China's market is forcing the Western market to repric silver higher.

Demand for silver is expected to increase over the next decade due to applications in AI, robotics, and automation.

But over the next decade, the demand for silver is expected to go up because of all of these applications like AI and robotics and automation and everything that the government wants control over.

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Demand for silver is expected to increase over the next decade due to applications in AI, robotics, and automation.

But over the next decade, the demand for silver is expected to go up because of all of these applications like AI and robotics and automation and everything that the government wants control over.

When immigration is solely for economic gain and executed too rapidly, it can lead to destructive outcomes.

if immigration is purely in service of the dollar and if it's done too fast, that's when it becomes destructive.

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When immigration is solely for economic gain and executed too rapidly, it can lead to destructive outcomes.

if immigration is purely in service of the dollar and if it's done too fast, that's when it becomes destructive.

A high rate of immigration makes it more difficult for immigrants to assimilate into US values due to reduced necessity.

if the rate of immigration continues at this pace, then it becomes a lot harder for immigrants to assimilate to US values because there's less need to.

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A high rate of immigration makes it more difficult for immigrants to assimilate into US values due to reduced necessity.

if the rate of immigration continues at this pace, then it becomes a lot harder for immigrants to assimilate to US values because there's less need to.

Due to inflation and the time value of money, the future cost of paying off a 50-year mortgage will be less significant in real terms than it appears today.

paying off a mortgage in 50 years will not be as bad as it sounds in today's money.

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Due to inflation and the time value of money, the future cost of paying off a 50-year mortgage will be less significant in real terms than it appears today.

paying off a mortgage in 50 years will not be as bad as it sounds in today's money.

The UK will have a white British minority by 2063.

By 2063, they say that the whole country will become a Brit minority.

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The UK will have a white British minority by 2063.

By 2063, they say that the whole country will become a Brit minority.

Hypothesizes that if a 100-year mortgage were available, increased buyer affordability would lead to a rapid escalation of home prices as competition drives offers up.

So, here's what would happen. I show up to the open house along with a hundred other people like me and I'm like, "Well, I could afford that monthly payment and the other 99 people are like, "Well, we could too. Give me the house." Right? So, for me to get that house, I would have to offer more than all those other people. Well, then eventually that $5 million house turns into a $10 million house, a 20 million, a $50 million house. Because once you make borrowing money very long-term, home prices would almost instantly adjust upward to match whatever payment people can afford.

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Hypothesizes that if a 100-year mortgage were available, increased buyer affordability would lead to a rapid escalation of home prices as competition drives offers up.

So, here's what would happen. I show up to the open house along with a hundred other people like me and I'm like, "Well, I could afford that monthly payment and the other 99 people are like, "Well, we could too. Give me the house." Right? So, for me to get that house, I would have to offer more than all those other people. Well, then eventually that $5 million house turns into a $10 million house, a 20 million, a $50 million house. Because once you make borrowing money very long-term, home prices would almost instantly adjust upward to match whatever payment people can afford.

White Americans will be a minority in the US by 2045.

By 2045, white Americans are projected to become a minority.

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White Americans will be a minority in the US by 2045.

By 2045, white Americans are projected to become a minority.

The current AI situation might be analogous to the dotcom bubble, where initial overexcitement and a crash were followed by the technology's eventual success and adoption.

eventually everything corrects just like it did in the dotcom bubble when the internet was going to be the future. And what happened back then? It all crashed. The bubble popped. But the internet did become the future.

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The current AI situation might be analogous to the dotcom bubble, where initial overexcitement and a crash were followed by the technology's eventual success and adoption.

eventually everything corrects just like it did in the dotcom bubble when the internet was going to be the future. And what happened back then? It all crashed. The bubble popped. But the internet did become the future.

A slowdown in AI capital expenditures (spending) will lead to a slowdown in the US economy.

If AI capex as they call it, by the way, capex stands for capital expenditures. Anytime you hear capex, just remember spending. If AI capex slows down, the US economy slows down.

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A slowdown in AI capital expenditures (spending) will lead to a slowdown in the US economy.

If AI capex as they call it, by the way, capex stands for capital expenditures. Anytime you hear capex, just remember spending. If AI capex slows down, the US economy slows down.

The introduction of 50-year mortgages will cause home prices to increase by roughly the same percentage that monthly payments decrease.

The moment you introduce the 50-year mortgage, remember, home prices adjust upward. If the monthly payment gets 10% cheaper, the price of the house itself will go up about 10% to compensate.

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The introduction of 50-year mortgages will cause home prices to increase by roughly the same percentage that monthly payments decrease.

The moment you introduce the 50-year mortgage, remember, home prices adjust upward. If the monthly payment gets 10% cheaper, the price of the house itself will go up about 10% to compensate.

The market has priced AI to become the largest money-making engine in capitalism's history, surpassing the combined revenue of all major tech companies.

AI has already been priced as if it's going to become the biggest money-making engine in the history of capitalism, bigger than every major tech company today combined.

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The market has priced AI to become the largest money-making engine in capitalism's history, surpassing the combined revenue of all major tech companies.

AI has already been priced as if it's going to become the biggest money-making engine in the history of capitalism, bigger than every major tech company today combined.

AI companies need to achieve $2 trillion in annual revenue to justify their current stock valuations.

In order for AI companies to justify their valuations, in other words, what the price of their stock is today, those companies would need to make around $2 trillion a year in revenue.

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AI companies need to achieve $2 trillion in annual revenue to justify their current stock valuations.

In order for AI companies to justify their valuations, in other words, what the price of their stock is today, those companies would need to make around $2 trillion a year in revenue.

A consistent monthly investment of $219 in an ETF, assuming a conservative 7% annual return, is projected to grow to approximately $1.2 million over 50 years.

History shows it should grow anywhere between 8 to 10% per year. But let's be conservative and assume a 7% yearly return on average. Over 50 years, that $219 a month investment would grow to about $1.2 million.

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A consistent monthly investment of $219 in an ETF, assuming a conservative 7% annual return, is projected to grow to approximately $1.2 million over 50 years.

History shows it should grow anywhere between 8 to 10% per year. But let's be conservative and assume a 7% yearly return on average. Over 50 years, that $219 a month investment would grow to about $1.2 million.

Demand for silver is expected to increase over the next decade due to AI, robotics, automation, and government interests.

over the next decade, the demand for silver is expected to go up because of all of these applications like AI and robotics and automation and everything that the government wants control over.

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Demand for silver is expected to increase over the next decade due to AI, robotics, automation, and government interests.

over the next decade, the demand for silver is expected to go up because of all of these applications like AI and robotics and automation and everything that the government wants control over.

Argentina's economic stabilization is contingent on Javier Milei's re-election, as the US has indicated it will withdraw support if he is not re-elected.

So, if it works, if Argentina can stabilize, which seems to be totally conditional on Javier Malay's re-election, because President Trump said if he does not get reelected, the US won't support him.

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Argentina's economic stabilization is contingent on Javier Milei's re-election, as the US has indicated it will withdraw support if he is not re-elected.

So, if it works, if Argentina can stabilize, which seems to be totally conditional on Javier Malay's re-election, because President Trump said if he does not get reelected, the US won't support him.

The rapid repricing of asset prices is anticipated to occur within a 5 to 10-year timeframe.

Now, when I say quickly, I don't mean this year. That could mean 5 to 10 years from now, which is still considered very quick on these scales.

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The rapid repricing of asset prices is anticipated to occur within a 5 to 10-year timeframe.

Now, when I say quickly, I don't mean this year. That could mean 5 to 10 years from now, which is still considered very quick on these scales.

If the predicted monetary system shift occurs, both gold and digital asset prices could reprice very rapidly.

And when if it happens, I think you could see both asset prices repric very, very quickly.

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If the predicted monetary system shift occurs, both gold and digital asset prices could reprice very rapidly.

And when if it happens, I think you could see both asset prices repric very, very quickly.

If the Argentina stabilization strategy is successful, similar currency stabilization partnerships are anticipated for countries including Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, and Kenya.

So, if it works, if Argentina can stabilize, which seems to be totally conditional on Javier Malay's re-election, because President Trump said if he does not get reelected, the US won't support him. ... if he does win, and if it works, I think we're going to see this strategy play out again and again, but with other countries, there's already rumors that other currency stabilization partnerships could be next for countries like Brazil, very important, Colombia, Egypt, Kenya.

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If the Argentina stabilization strategy is successful, similar currency stabilization partnerships are anticipated for countries including Brazil, Colombia, Egypt, and Kenya.

So, if it works, if Argentina can stabilize, which seems to be totally conditional on Javier Malay's re-election, because President Trump said if he does not get reelected, the US won't support him. ... if he does win, and if it works, I think we're going to see this strategy play out again and again, but with other countries, there's already rumors that other currency stabilization partnerships could be next for countries like Brazil, very important, Colombia, Egypt, Kenya.

The US aims to maintain its global financial influence by stabilizing allied economies with dollar-backed loans, thereby preventing China from expanding its reach with yuan-backed initiatives.

So, the goal is to defend the dollar's global role by helping allies stabilize their economies before China does it with the yuan, which we know will be backed by gold. So, that's the idea. If the US doesn't help struggling countries, it's not going to be able to exert its influence on the world, and China will instead, which of course it doesn't want.

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The US aims to maintain its global financial influence by stabilizing allied economies with dollar-backed loans, thereby preventing China from expanding its reach with yuan-backed initiatives.

So, the goal is to defend the dollar's global role by helping allies stabilize their economies before China does it with the yuan, which we know will be backed by gold. So, that's the idea. If the US doesn't help struggling countries, it's not going to be able to exert its influence on the world, and China will instead, which of course it doesn't want.

Within 5 years, gold's price could potentially double from its current value.

Some people say that in 5 years we could see gold at double what it is today.

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Within 5 years, gold's price could potentially double from its current value.

Some people say that in 5 years we could see gold at double what it is today.

The Social Security trust fund is projected to be depleted within the next decade.

it's expected to hit zero within the next decade or so.

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The Social Security trust fund is projected to be depleted within the next decade.

it's expected to hit zero within the next decade or so.

Approximately 1/4 of US exports (worth billions in sectors like aircraft, agriculture, and tech) could be lost if BRICS nations retaliate by ceasing to purchase US products.

Now, on the export side, the bricks markets account for about 1 of US exports. That's billions of dollars in aircraft, agricultural goods, and tech that could be lost if these countries follow through with their retaliation and they stop buying US products, which would obviously affect the companies making them and their share prices.

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Approximately 1/4 of US exports (worth billions in sectors like aircraft, agriculture, and tech) could be lost if BRICS nations retaliate by ceasing to purchase US products.

Now, on the export side, the bricks markets account for about 1 of US exports. That's billions of dollars in aircraft, agricultural goods, and tech that could be lost if these countries follow through with their retaliation and they stop buying US products, which would obviously affect the companies making them and their share prices.

New tariffs imposed by the US on BRICS nations (10% general, 50% on India and Brazil) are estimated to cost American consumers and businesses up to $56 billion annually in increased prices.

The first immediate reaction to the 10% tariff on bricks, plus the targeted 50% on India and Brazil, is estimated to cost American consumers and businesses up to $56 billion every year in higher prices.

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New tariffs imposed by the US on BRICS nations (10% general, 50% on India and Brazil) are estimated to cost American consumers and businesses up to $56 billion annually in increased prices.

The first immediate reaction to the 10% tariff on bricks, plus the targeted 50% on India and Brazil, is estimated to cost American consumers and businesses up to $56 billion every year in higher prices.

The combination of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and digital IDs could lead to programmable money, allowing governments to control where, when, and how currency can be spent, and even impose expiry dates.

If you add in central bank digital currencies on top of all that, which are already being tested, as well as an API that companies can pay to access, and it's not really that hard to imagine a programmable like money that is tied to your biometrics, that gives the government the ability to program dollars that maybe stop working at certain stores for certain purchases or even dollars that expire after a certain date.

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The combination of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and digital IDs could lead to programmable money, allowing governments to control where, when, and how currency can be spent, and even impose expiry dates.

If you add in central bank digital currencies on top of all that, which are already being tested, as well as an API that companies can pay to access, and it's not really that hard to imagine a programmable like money that is tied to your biometrics, that gives the government the ability to program dollars that maybe stop working at certain stores for certain purchases or even dollars that expire after a certain date.

Digital IDs could enable dynamic pricing, where prices for goods and services are adjusted based on an individual's perceived circumstances like recent travel, financial status, and hunger.

But imagine if that logic gets supercharged by digital IDs. Let's say your ID app shows that you just got off a 10-hour flight, right? The system knows where you've been. It knows your wallet balance. It knows you're hungry. So, the algorithm decides, you know, that person is stressed and they will probably pay more. And then boom, your sandwich is $25 instead of $12, but the person next to you might pay less just because that system thinks they're more price sensitive.

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Digital IDs could enable dynamic pricing, where prices for goods and services are adjusted based on an individual's perceived circumstances like recent travel, financial status, and hunger.

But imagine if that logic gets supercharged by digital IDs. Let's say your ID app shows that you just got off a 10-hour flight, right? The system knows where you've been. It knows your wallet balance. It knows you're hungry. So, the algorithm decides, you know, that person is stressed and they will probably pay more. And then boom, your sandwich is $25 instead of $12, but the person next to you might pay less just because that system thinks they're more price sensitive.

The United Nations aims to achieve legal identity for all by 2030.

the United Nations has made it one of their goals, quote, legal identity for all by 2030.

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The United Nations aims to achieve legal identity for all by 2030.

the United Nations has made it one of their goals, quote, legal identity for all by 2030.

The UK government plans to make a free digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of the current parliamentary term.

This government will make a new free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of this parliament.

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The UK government plans to make a free digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of the current parliamentary term.

This government will make a new free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of this parliament.

Digital IDs will enable widespread dynamic pricing by tracking user identity across platforms.

But now apply that across your entire identity. That opens the door to something called dynamic pricing.

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Digital IDs will enable widespread dynamic pricing by tracking user identity across platforms.

But now apply that across your entire identity. That opens the door to something called dynamic pricing.

European Union member countries are required to implement a national digital ID wallet by 2026.

they passed a law last year that makes it a requirement for all member countries to roll out a national digital ID wallet by 2026.

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European Union member countries are required to implement a national digital ID wallet by 2026.

they passed a law last year that makes it a requirement for all member countries to roll out a national digital ID wallet by 2026.

The speaker believes it is highly probable, perhaps even inevitable, that the US is already exploring strategies to devalue its debt using crypto, though not in overt ways.

Then now I actually think it's more possible maybe even inevitable that the US is already experimenting with this idea just not in the way that we hear about it.

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The speaker believes it is highly probable, perhaps even inevitable, that the US is already exploring strategies to devalue its debt using crypto, though not in overt ways.

Then now I actually think it's more possible maybe even inevitable that the US is already experimenting with this idea just not in the way that we hear about it.

The speaker predicts the next recession will be driven by subprime consumer debt, specifically referencing 'subprime cheeseburger loans' as a metaphor for widespread small-ticket consumer debt, implying BNPL could be a contributing factor.

The next recession won't be coming from student loans or subprime mortgages. Now, we know the next recession will come from subprime cheeseburger loans.

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The speaker predicts the next recession will be driven by subprime consumer debt, specifically referencing 'subprime cheeseburger loans' as a metaphor for widespread small-ticket consumer debt, implying BNPL could be a contributing factor.

The next recession won't be coming from student loans or subprime mortgages. Now, we know the next recession will come from subprime cheeseburger loans.

Stablecoins are predicted to be instrumental in devaluing US debt, offering control similar to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) without the direct association.

And that's why stable coins are going to play such a huge role in the devaluation of our debt. It's kind of CBDC level of control without the CBDC brand.

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Stablecoins are predicted to be instrumental in devaluing US debt, offering control similar to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) without the direct association.

And that's why stable coins are going to play such a huge role in the devaluation of our debt. It's kind of CBDC level of control without the CBDC brand.

Inflationary devaluation of US debt is exported globally through stablecoins, forcing all stablecoin holders to share the burden as their digital dollars lose purchasing power.

So if the US devalues its debt through inflation, the burden doesn't just hit American citizens, it gets exported worldwide through the stable coin system. So inflation then becomes kind of a shared tax that stable coin holders everywhere are forced to pay because their digital dollars also lose purchasing power at the same time.

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Inflationary devaluation of US debt is exported globally through stablecoins, forcing all stablecoin holders to share the burden as their digital dollars lose purchasing power.

So if the US devalues its debt through inflation, the burden doesn't just hit American citizens, it gets exported worldwide through the stable coin system. So inflation then becomes kind of a shared tax that stable coin holders everywhere are forced to pay because their digital dollars also lose purchasing power at the same time.

US debt devaluation through inflation is predicted to be exported globally via the stablecoin system, affecting worldwide users rather than solely American citizens.

if the US devalues its debt through inflation, the burden doesn't just hit American citizens, it gets exported worldwide through the stable coin system.

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US debt devaluation through inflation is predicted to be exported globally via the stablecoin system, affecting worldwide users rather than solely American citizens.

if the US devalues its debt through inflation, the burden doesn't just hit American citizens, it gets exported worldwide through the stable coin system.

Russia's advisor believes the US will use stablecoins to devalue its debt, similar to how it uses regular inflation.

If the US can already devalue its debt with regular inflation, what does it matter if it can do the same with stable coins, right? This is why Russia's adviser thinks the US will actually do this.

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Russia's advisor believes the US will use stablecoins to devalue its debt, similar to how it uses regular inflation.

If the US can already devalue its debt with regular inflation, what does it matter if it can do the same with stable coins, right? This is why Russia's adviser thinks the US will actually do this.

The US is predicted to use cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as a tool to devalue its $37 trillion national debt.

He said the United States is preparing to use crypto and stable coins to secretly devalue its entire $37 trillion debt.

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The US is predicted to use cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as a tool to devalue its $37 trillion national debt.

He said the United States is preparing to use crypto and stable coins to secretly devalue its entire $37 trillion debt.

A 50% savings rate annually allows for retirement in 17 years.

Optimistically, try to aim for a 50% savings rate because if you can do that every single year, you can buy your freedom and retire in just 17 short

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A 50% savings rate annually allows for retirement in 17 years.

Optimistically, try to aim for a 50% savings rate because if you can do that every single year, you can buy your freedom and retire in just 17 short

The US government's strategy is to allow private companies to innovate and pioneer new technologies (like crypto), and then absorb these successful innovations nationally once they become too significant to ignore, allowing for a more subtle and deniable adoption process.

Innovation starts privately and when it becomes way too important to ignore, it gets absorbed nationally. Right? This way it's way more subtle, way more gradual and it's kind of deniable until the day it becomes official.

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The US government's strategy is to allow private companies to innovate and pioneer new technologies (like crypto), and then absorb these successful innovations nationally once they become too significant to ignore, allowing for a more subtle and deniable adoption process.

Innovation starts privately and when it becomes way too important to ignore, it gets absorbed nationally. Right? This way it's way more subtle, way more gradual and it's kind of deniable until the day it becomes official.

Under the proposed 'Genius Act,' approved entities like banks or potentially large tech companies (e.g., Apple, Meta) could issue regulated, dollar-backed stablecoins in the US.

And under the Genius Act, it says only approved issuers like banks, trust companies or non-bank firms can get special approval. They can issue regulated dollarbacked stable coins in the United States. So if Apple or Meta wanted to, they could create their own currency like Metacoin, right?

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Under the proposed 'Genius Act,' approved entities like banks or potentially large tech companies (e.g., Apple, Meta) could issue regulated, dollar-backed stablecoins in the US.

And under the Genius Act, it says only approved issuers like banks, trust companies or non-bank firms can get special approval. They can issue regulated dollarbacked stable coins in the United States. So if Apple or Meta wanted to, they could create their own currency like Metacoin, right?

The speaker believes it is inevitable that the US will devalue its $37 trillion debt using stablecoins and Bitcoin.

I think it's not just going to work. It's going to be inevitable and I think it's going to happen. Not exactly in that way, but that's what I'm going to help explain in today's video. I want to show you what Putin's adviser exactly said and how the US will devalue its $37 trillion worth of debt with stable coins and Bitcoin.

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The speaker believes it is inevitable that the US will devalue its $37 trillion debt using stablecoins and Bitcoin.

I think it's not just going to work. It's going to be inevitable and I think it's going to happen. Not exactly in that way, but that's what I'm going to help explain in today's video. I want to show you what Putin's adviser exactly said and how the US will devalue its $37 trillion worth of debt with stable coins and Bitcoin.

After reaching $2,000,000 in 40 years, investing for an additional 10 years will result in over $4,000,000.

And what took you 40 years to build to get to $2 million will take you just another 10 to get to over 4 million.

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After reaching $2,000,000 in 40 years, investing for an additional 10 years will result in over $4,000,000.

And what took you 40 years to build to get to $2 million will take you just another 10 to get to over 4 million.

After reaching $1,000,000 in 32 years, investing for another 8 years will result in $2,000,000 by year 40.

And what took you 32 years to become a millionaire will now only take you eight more to do again. And now you're at 2 million at year 40.

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After reaching $1,000,000 in 32 years, investing for another 8 years will result in $2,000,000 by year 40.

And what took you 32 years to become a millionaire will now only take you eight more to do again. And now you're at 2 million at year 40.

Achieving a 50% savings rate annually will allow for retirement in 17 years.

optimistically, try to aim for a 50% savings rate. Because if you can do that every single year, you can buy your freedom and retire in just 17 short years

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Achieving a 50% savings rate annually will allow for retirement in 17 years.

optimistically, try to aim for a 50% savings rate. Because if you can do that every single year, you can buy your freedom and retire in just 17 short years

Investing $75,000 annually will result in $600,000 after 26 years.

if you start at zero and you invest $625 a month or $75,000 a year, by year 26, you will reach $600,000.

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Investing $75,000 annually will result in $600,000 after 26 years.

if you start at zero and you invest $625 a month or $75,000 a year, by year 26, you will reach $600,000.

When banks begin offering Bitcoin custody services, the price of Bitcoin is predicted to have already experienced significant growth.

By the time your bank is ready to custody Bitcoin and they decide to call you about it, the price will have already gone to the moon.

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When banks begin offering Bitcoin custody services, the price of Bitcoin is predicted to have already experienced significant growth.

By the time your bank is ready to custody Bitcoin and they decide to call you about it, the price will have already gone to the moon.

The Bitcoin Act will guarantee the right for private citizens to buy, hold, and self-custody Bitcoin without government interference.

private citizens will always have the rights to buy, hold, and self-custody Bitcoin without government restriction.

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The Bitcoin Act will guarantee the right for private citizens to buy, hold, and self-custody Bitcoin without government interference.

private citizens will always have the rights to buy, hold, and self-custody Bitcoin without government restriction.

The Clarity Act is expected to lead to clearer token launches and enhanced consumer protection.

token launches will be much more clear and consumers will have more protection.

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The Clarity Act is expected to lead to clearer token launches and enhanced consumer protection.

token launches will be much more clear and consumers will have more protection.

Physical currency may become a museum exhibit in the future, studied by future generations.

Maybe our kids or our grandkids will go to a museum in the future sometime and they're going to see dollar bills hidden behind a glass wall and study how we used to use physical money. That's probably going to happen sometime in the future.

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Physical currency may become a museum exhibit in the future, studied by future generations.

Maybe our kids or our grandkids will go to a museum in the future sometime and they're going to see dollar bills hidden behind a glass wall and study how we used to use physical money. That's probably going to happen sometime in the future.

The current debt-based financial system is predicted to be unsustainable in the long term.

which is that this debt based system might not be sustainable in the long term.

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The current debt-based financial system is predicted to be unsustainable in the long term.

which is that this debt based system might not be sustainable in the long term.

The speaker is optimistic that a World War II will not occur due to lack of support for Iran, geopolitical distractions for China and Russia, and US disengagement.

I am optimistic and I don't think we're going to get World War II over what's happening right now. That's because I don't think Iran has enough full support to start one. China and Russia are too busy with their own problems. Russia is busy with Ukraine. China's busy fixing its own economy. and the US is just trying to stay out of geopolitics.

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The speaker is optimistic that a World War II will not occur due to lack of support for Iran, geopolitical distractions for China and Russia, and US disengagement.

I am optimistic and I don't think we're going to get World War II over what's happening right now. That's because I don't think Iran has enough full support to start one. China and Russia are too busy with their own problems. Russia is busy with Ukraine. China's busy fixing its own economy. and the US is just trying to stay out of geopolitics.

The bill is projected to increase the national deficit by over $3 trillion in the next 10 years.

the Big Beautiful bill is projected to add over $3 trillion to the national deficit over the next 10 years.

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The bill is projected to increase the national deficit by over $3 trillion in the next 10 years.

the Big Beautiful bill is projected to add over $3 trillion to the national deficit over the next 10 years.

The upcoming four years are anticipated to be a period of significant and transformative wealth creation.

the next four years are about to be some of the most transformative wealth creating years of my lifetime

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The upcoming four years are anticipated to be a period of significant and transformative wealth creation.

the next four years are about to be some of the most transformative wealth creating years of my lifetime

The next evolution of AI will involve feeding systems with physical data through robots that learn to build and create.

the next phase will be feeding these systems with practical physical data and I'm talking about robots actual robots doing things and learning how to build and create

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The next evolution of AI will involve feeding systems with physical data through robots that learn to build and create.

the next phase will be feeding these systems with practical physical data and I'm talking about robots actual robots doing things and learning how to build and create

Widespread national adoption of Bitcoin could potentially drive its price to hundreds of thousands of dollars, with some predictions suggesting $1 million per Bitcoin as early as 2025.

National adoption at that scale could send bitcoin's price to multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars with some estimates saying it's possible to reach $1 million per Bitcoin as early as 2025

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Widespread national adoption of Bitcoin could potentially drive its price to hundreds of thousands of dollars, with some predictions suggesting $1 million per Bitcoin as early as 2025.

National adoption at that scale could send bitcoin's price to multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars with some estimates saying it's possible to reach $1 million per Bitcoin as early as 2025

The next major market trend and investment focus will shift from software AI to hardware AI.

the next story of what's about to drive the market and all the hype and all the money that's going to go into it is less software Aid driven and more Hardware AI driven

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The next major market trend and investment focus will shift from software AI to hardware AI.

the next story of what's about to drive the market and all the hype and all the money that's going to go into it is less software Aid driven and more Hardware AI driven

US government adoption of Bitcoin at a significant rate could trigger a global trend of other countries adding Bitcoin to their national balance sheets.

if the US government starts to buy Bitcoin at that rate it would spark a global race for other countries to start putting Bitcoin on their balance sheets as well

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US government adoption of Bitcoin at a significant rate could trigger a global trend of other countries adding Bitcoin to their national balance sheets.

if the US government starts to buy Bitcoin at that rate it would spark a global race for other countries to start putting Bitcoin on their balance sheets as well

Nickels are predicted to be phased out next, as they are also more expensive to produce than their face value, similar to the penny.

The nickel already costs even more money to produce than the penny. About 14 cents per coin, which is almost three times its face value. And if we're getting rid of pennies because they lose money, it makes sense that nickels will eventually follow.

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Nickels are predicted to be phased out next, as they are also more expensive to produce than their face value, similar to the penny.

The nickel already costs even more money to produce than the penny. About 14 cents per coin, which is almost three times its face value. And if we're getting rid of pennies because they lose money, it makes sense that nickels will eventually follow.

Cash transactions will be rounded to the nearest 5 cents due to the absence of pennies.

if you pay with cash, a lot of transactions will now be rounded up to the nearest 5 cents because there's no more pennies.

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Cash transactions will be rounded to the nearest 5 cents due to the absence of pennies.

if you pay with cash, a lot of transactions will now be rounded up to the nearest 5 cents because there's no more pennies.

Donald Trump supports the idea of a strategic Bitcoin Reserve and could potentially establish it via an executive order, bypassing congressional approval.

president Donald Trump said he supports this idea and there is a chance that he will create this strategic Bitcoin Reserve through what's called an executive order which avoids the need for approval from Congress

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Donald Trump supports the idea of a strategic Bitcoin Reserve and could potentially establish it via an executive order, bypassing congressional approval.

president Donald Trump said he supports this idea and there is a chance that he will create this strategic Bitcoin Reserve through what's called an executive order which avoids the need for approval from Congress

A 1% increase in Japan's interest rates would result in an additional 13 trillion yen (approximately $85 billion) in annual interest payments.

If Japan's interest rate goes up by 1% for example, that alone would add about 13 trillion yen or 85 billion dollar in yearly interest payments.

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A 1% increase in Japan's interest rates would result in an additional 13 trillion yen (approximately $85 billion) in annual interest payments.

If Japan's interest rate goes up by 1% for example, that alone would add about 13 trillion yen or 85 billion dollar in yearly interest payments.

States will have the option to impose extra fees on utility bills for exceeding a certain monthly electricity usage limit.

The bill also gives the state the option to charge us extra fees on utility bills if our electricity use goes above a certain monthly limit.

8 months ago Pending

States will have the option to impose extra fees on utility bills for exceeding a certain monthly electricity usage limit.

The bill also gives the state the option to charge us extra fees on utility bills if our electricity use goes above a certain monthly limit.

The current tariff policy is viewed as a system reset, analogous to painful but potentially healing medicine or surgery for the long-term economic health of the US.

this resets the system it's like medicine or surgery painful in the short term but potentially healing in the long term

11 months ago Pending

The current tariff policy is viewed as a system reset, analogous to painful but potentially healing medicine or surgery for the long-term economic health of the US.

this resets the system it's like medicine or surgery painful in the short term but potentially healing in the long term

Japan is predicted to lose approximately 20 million people by 2050.

And by 2050, they're estimating that Japan is going to lose around 20 million people, which is the equivalent of about everyone in Florida.

9 months ago Pending

Japan is predicted to lose approximately 20 million people by 2050.

And by 2050, they're estimating that Japan is going to lose around 20 million people, which is the equivalent of about everyone in Florida.

Up to 12 million Americans may lose health care access due to the Medicaid changes.

the Congressional Budget Office also estimates that up to 12 million Americans could lose access to health care because of these changes.

8 months ago Pending

Up to 12 million Americans may lose health care access due to the Medicaid changes.

the Congressional Budget Office also estimates that up to 12 million Americans could lose access to health care because of these changes.

Post-March 17th, the risk associated with Trump Coin increases as insiders are projected to accumulate coins at a rate of at least 450,000 per day.

after March 17th things get a lot more risky as insiders start to accumulate a lot of coins at the rate of at least 450,000 coins per day

1 year ago Pending

Post-March 17th, the risk associated with Trump Coin increases as insiders are projected to accumulate coins at a rate of at least 450,000 per day.

after March 17th things get a lot more risky as insiders start to accumulate a lot of coins at the rate of at least 450,000 coins per day

The global art and collectibles market is projected to grow from $2.2 trillion in 2023 to nearly $2.9 trillion by 2026.

in 2023 deoe estimated the overall wealth held in art and collectibles was nearly $2.2 trillion and projected to hit almost 2.9 trillion by 2026

1 year ago Pending

The global art and collectibles market is projected to grow from $2.2 trillion in 2023 to nearly $2.9 trillion by 2026.

in 2023 deoe estimated the overall wealth held in art and collectibles was nearly $2.2 trillion and projected to hit almost 2.9 trillion by 2026

Medicaid will be cut by approximately $800 billion over 10 years, with childless adults needing to work at least 80 hours per month to remain enrolled.

The big beautiful bill cuts about $800 billion from Medicaid over the next 10 years. ... if you have no children, you'll need to work at least 80 hours a month just to stay enrolled.

8 months ago Pending

Medicaid will be cut by approximately $800 billion over 10 years, with childless adults needing to work at least 80 hours per month to remain enrolled.

The big beautiful bill cuts about $800 billion from Medicaid over the next 10 years. ... if you have no children, you'll need to work at least 80 hours a month just to stay enrolled.

The speaker predicts that asset holders will be the biggest winners in the predicted economic shift, while those relying on fixed income or incomes that don't keep pace with inflation will be disadvantaged.

the biggest winners will be those who hold assets but anyone who relies on things like fix income savings or an income that doesn't keep up with inflation will unfortunately be left behind

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that asset holders will be the biggest winners in the predicted economic shift, while those relying on fixed income or incomes that don't keep pace with inflation will be disadvantaged.

the biggest winners will be those who hold assets but anyone who relies on things like fix income savings or an income that doesn't keep up with inflation will unfortunately be left behind

Future utility for Trump Coin holders might include exclusive benefits such as lunch at Mar-a-Lago or earning interest through staking.

there's a strong possibility that the creators will announce utility for token holders in the future like maybe the ability to have lunch at Mara Lago with the president if you have a certain amount of tokens or maybe the ability to stake your coins and earn some kind of Interest or in-person events

1 year ago Pending

Future utility for Trump Coin holders might include exclusive benefits such as lunch at Mar-a-Lago or earning interest through staking.

there's a strong possibility that the creators will announce utility for token holders in the future like maybe the ability to have lunch at Mara Lago with the president if you have a certain amount of tokens or maybe the ability to stake your coins and earn some kind of Interest or in-person events

Live commerce is predicted to account for 10-20% of all online sales by 2026.

McKenzie predicts 10 to 20% of all online sales will come from live commerce by 2026.

8 months ago Pending

Live commerce is predicted to account for 10-20% of all online sales by 2026.

McKenzie predicts 10 to 20% of all online sales will come from live commerce by 2026.

The speaker predicts a significant long-term shift in the US financial system, characterized by lower interest rates and a weaker dollar, leading to a period of high growth similar to the post-Plaza Accord era.

if this Theory plays out we're looking at a future where the financial system changes in a really big way the us could be heading toward a long-term period of lower interest rates and a weaker dollar high growth similar to what happened after the original Plaza Accord

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts a significant long-term shift in the US financial system, characterized by lower interest rates and a weaker dollar, leading to a period of high growth similar to the post-Plaza Accord era.

if this Theory plays out we're looking at a future where the financial system changes in a really big way the us could be heading toward a long-term period of lower interest rates and a weaker dollar high growth similar to what happened after the original Plaza Accord

A loss of confidence in US AI dominance could trigger a substantial sell-off in the tech market.

if investors start to doubt us dominance in AI we could see an even bigger sell-off in Tech than we already have

1 year ago Pending

A loss of confidence in US AI dominance could trigger a substantial sell-off in the tech market.

if investors start to doubt us dominance in AI we could see an even bigger sell-off in Tech than we already have

It is projected that over 80% of Trump Coin's supply will be held by the President, his associates, and the launching company after three years, assuming no sell-offs.

at the end of the 3-year period over 80% of its Supply should be controlled by the president his friends Affiliates and the company that helped the president launch this

1 year ago Pending

It is projected that over 80% of Trump Coin's supply will be held by the President, his associates, and the launching company after three years, assuming no sell-offs.

at the end of the 3-year period over 80% of its Supply should be controlled by the president his friends Affiliates and the company that helped the president launch this

Widespread deployment of China's AI technology at scale could grant them a significant advantage in economic and military sectors.

if China is successful in deploying this technology at scale it could give them a significant Edge in everything from economic growth to even military dominance

1 year ago Pending

Widespread deployment of China's AI technology at scale could grant them a significant advantage in economic and military sectors.

if China is successful in deploying this technology at scale it could give them a significant Edge in everything from economic growth to even military dominance

The speaker predicts that cash will lose purchasing power as the dollar weakens, and investors holding too much cash will see their savings eroded by inflation and rising asset values.

cash is probably going to lose purchasing power in this scenario Investors who sit on too much cash while the dollar weakens could see their Sav eroded possibly by inflation but definitely by asset values going higher

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that cash will lose purchasing power as the dollar weakens, and investors holding too much cash will see their savings eroded by inflation and rising asset values.

cash is probably going to lose purchasing power in this scenario Investors who sit on too much cash while the dollar weakens could see their Sav eroded possibly by inflation but definitely by asset values going higher

The world's monetary and geopolitical systems are due for a reset, and unconventional actions like tariffs are a mechanism for this change.

Mr Doo even ended his post saying that the world's monetary and geopolitical systems are overdue for a reset and that these kinds of abrupt unconventional moves are exactly how it happens

11 months ago Pending

The world's monetary and geopolitical systems are due for a reset, and unconventional actions like tariffs are a mechanism for this change.

Mr Doo even ended his post saying that the world's monetary and geopolitical systems are overdue for a reset and that these kinds of abrupt unconventional moves are exactly how it happens

After the initial three months, 450,000 new Trump Coins will be released into the market daily from Group One.

after the first 3 months months the first major unlock will happen and every single day the market will be flooded with 450,000 new coins from group one

1 year ago Pending

After the initial three months, 450,000 new Trump Coins will be released into the market daily from Group One.

after the first 3 months months the first major unlock will happen and every single day the market will be flooded with 450,000 new coins from group one

The speaker predicts that gold will continue to be a strong performer as a store of value when fiat currencies weaken.

Bitcoin and gold are apex predators in the domain of property that's why gold just hit an all-time high recently and as Fiat currencies weaken people look for Alternatives that hold their value over time

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that gold will continue to be a strong performer as a store of value when fiat currencies weaken.

Bitcoin and gold are apex predators in the domain of property that's why gold just hit an all-time high recently and as Fiat currencies weaken people look for Alternatives that hold their value over time

Following a 3-month lock-up, 10% (36 million) of the tokens allocated to creators/CIC Digital Group 1 will unlock instantly, with the remaining 324 million unlocking daily at 450,000 tokens per day over the next 24 months.

after 3 months 10% or 36 million tokens unlock instantly and the rest of the 324 million tokens will be released gradually over the next 24 months at a rate of 450,000 tokens per day

1 year ago Pending

Following a 3-month lock-up, 10% (36 million) of the tokens allocated to creators/CIC Digital Group 1 will unlock instantly, with the remaining 324 million unlocking daily at 450,000 tokens per day over the next 24 months.

after 3 months 10% or 36 million tokens unlock instantly and the rest of the 324 million tokens will be released gradually over the next 24 months at a rate of 450,000 tokens per day

OpenAI's API costs are $440 per million tokens, while DeepSeek's API costs are only $0.10 per million tokens.

open aai charges $440 per million tokens deep seeks API costs just 10 cents per million tokens

1 year ago Pending

OpenAI's API costs are $440 per million tokens, while DeepSeek's API costs are only $0.10 per million tokens.

open aai charges $440 per million tokens deep seeks API costs just 10 cents per million tokens

The speaker predicts that real estate will benefit from lower interest rates, making mortgages cheaper, and that investors will move money into property to protect their purchasing power.

real estate benefits because lower rates means cheaper mortgages and investors that want to protect their buying power might also flood their money into hard assets like property

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that real estate will benefit from lower interest rates, making mortgages cheaper, and that investors will move money into property to protect their purchasing power.

real estate benefits because lower rates means cheaper mortgages and investors that want to protect their buying power might also flood their money into hard assets like property

The disappearance of US gold reserves could lead to global panic, a collapse in dollar credibility, spiraling inflation, and a potential shift back to gold-backed currencies, resulting in a major financial crisis.

if the US Gold was missing it could trigger a huge Global Panic The Dollar's credibility would collapse inflation could spiral and countries might start demanding gold-backed currencies again it could be one of the biggest Financial crises in history

1 year ago Pending

The disappearance of US gold reserves could lead to global panic, a collapse in dollar credibility, spiraling inflation, and a potential shift back to gold-backed currencies, resulting in a major financial crisis.

if the US Gold was missing it could trigger a huge Global Panic The Dollar's credibility would collapse inflation could spiral and countries might start demanding gold-backed currencies again it could be one of the biggest Financial crises in history

The speaker predicts that stocks will rise due to lower interest rates and a weaker dollar, benefiting growth stocks, tech stocks, high-debt companies, and export-oriented companies.

stocks tend to go up lower interest rates make borrowing cheaper which boosts growth stocks tax stocks and high debt companies and historically stock markets prefer when the dollar is weak because companies that export goods like apple and Tesla become more competitive

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that stocks will rise due to lower interest rates and a weaker dollar, benefiting growth stocks, tech stocks, high-debt companies, and export-oriented companies.

stocks tend to go up lower interest rates make borrowing cheaper which boosts growth stocks tax stocks and high debt companies and historically stock markets prefer when the dollar is weak because companies that export goods like apple and Tesla become more competitive

Homeowners in California are predicted to experience an average increase of up to 40% in their insurance costs.

homeowners in California could see their insurance costs go up by up to 40% on average

1 year ago Pending

Homeowners in California are predicted to experience an average increase of up to 40% in their insurance costs.

homeowners in California could see their insurance costs go up by up to 40% on average

The speaker predicts that Trump is using tariffs as a strategy to pressure the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and stimulate the economy.

Mr Trump is using tariffs not only as a weapon to create pressure and potentially slow the economy But ultimately to force Papa Pal's hand into cutting interest rates to restimulate the economy

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that Trump is using tariffs as a strategy to pressure the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and stimulate the economy.

Mr Trump is using tariffs not only as a weapon to create pressure and potentially slow the economy But ultimately to force Papa Pal's hand into cutting interest rates to restimulate the economy

The launch of Melania coin suggests a trend where other family members of the President may launch their own meme coins.

we'll also probably get Baron coin Melania coin which means at this point we'll also probably get Baron coin Eric coin Junior coin Ivanka coin Frederick coin the whole family tree coin

1 year ago Pending

The launch of Melania coin suggests a trend where other family members of the President may launch their own meme coins.

we'll also probably get Baron coin Melania coin which means at this point we'll also probably get Baron coin Eric coin Junior coin Ivanka coin Frederick coin the whole family tree coin

The speaker predicts that Donald Trump's goal is to weaken the US dollar to make American exports cheaper and more competitive.

Mr Trump wants a weaker dollar so that US exports become cheaper making American businesses more competitive

1 year ago Pending

The speaker predicts that Donald Trump's goal is to weaken the US dollar to make American exports cheaper and more competitive.

Mr Trump wants a weaker dollar so that US exports become cheaper making American businesses more competitive

The next stage of AI development will involve feeding systems with physical data, leading to robots that can perform tasks and learn to build and create.

the next phase will be feeding these systems with practical physical data and I'm talking about robots actual robots doing things and learning how to build and create which will be the next leg of this race

1 year ago Pending

The next stage of AI development will involve feeding systems with physical data, leading to robots that can perform tasks and learn to build and create.

the next phase will be feeding these systems with practical physical data and I'm talking about robots actual robots doing things and learning how to build and create which will be the next leg of this race

The next significant market driver and investment focus in AI will shift from software to hardware.

the next story of what's about to drive the market and all the hype and all the money that's going to go into it is less software Aid driven and more Hardware AI driven

1 year ago Pending

The next significant market driver and investment focus in AI will shift from software to hardware.

the next story of what's about to drive the market and all the hype and all the money that's going to go into it is less software Aid driven and more Hardware AI driven

Trump's vision to make Canada the 51st state would eliminate trade barriers and tariffs, fostering a unified North American economy.

by making Canada the 51st state Mr Trump's Vision could get rid of barriers and tariffs creating a huge unified North American economy

1 year ago Pending

Trump's vision to make Canada the 51st state would eliminate trade barriers and tariffs, fostering a unified North American economy.

by making Canada the 51st state Mr Trump's Vision could get rid of barriers and tariffs creating a huge unified North American economy

DeepSeek developed its AI technology in just two months at a significantly lower cost compared to US companies.

they did it in Just 2 months and at a fraction of the cost that us companies spent

1 year ago Pending

DeepSeek developed its AI technology in just two months at a significantly lower cost compared to US companies.

they did it in Just 2 months and at a fraction of the cost that us companies spent

The wealth held in art and collectibles is projected to reach nearly $2.9 trillion by 2026.

projected to hit almost 2.9 trillion by 2026

1 year ago Pending

The wealth held in art and collectibles is projected to reach nearly $2.9 trillion by 2026.

projected to hit almost 2.9 trillion by 2026

A loss of perceived US dominance in AI could lead to a significant sell-off in the tech sector.

if investors start to doubt us dominance in AI we could see an even bigger sell-off in Tech than we already have

1 year ago Pending

A loss of perceived US dominance in AI could lead to a significant sell-off in the tech sector.

if investors start to doubt us dominance in AI we could see an even bigger sell-off in Tech than we already have

DeepSeek R1 is significantly more cost-effective than OpenAI's offerings while maintaining competitive or superior performance.

deep seek R1 which is one of its open-source language learning models is 10 times cheaper than open AI while having an almost identical performance and in some cases better than gp4

1 year ago Pending

DeepSeek R1 is significantly more cost-effective than OpenAI's offerings while maintaining competitive or superior performance.

deep seek R1 which is one of its open-source language learning models is 10 times cheaper than open AI while having an almost identical performance and in some cases better than gp4

DeepSeek R1 is 10x cheaper than OpenAI's models and performs comparably or better than GPT-4, Llama, GPT-4o, and Claude Sonnet 3.5 on various benchmarks including math, coding, and bug fixing.

deep seek R1 which is one of its open-source language learning models is 10 times cheaper than open AI while having an almost identical performance and in some cases better than gp4. it beat meta's llama open ai's GPT 40 and anthropics Claud Sonet 3.5 on accuracy on wide ranging tests a subset of 500 math problems an AI math evaluation coding competitions and a test of spotting and fixing bugs in code

1 year ago Pending

DeepSeek R1 is 10x cheaper than OpenAI's models and performs comparably or better than GPT-4, Llama, GPT-4o, and Claude Sonnet 3.5 on various benchmarks including math, coding, and bug fixing.

deep seek R1 which is one of its open-source language learning models is 10 times cheaper than open AI while having an almost identical performance and in some cases better than gp4. it beat meta's llama open ai's GPT 40 and anthropics Claud Sonet 3.5 on accuracy on wide ranging tests a subset of 500 math problems an AI math evaluation coding competitions and a test of spotting and fixing bugs in code

Proposal for a 25% tariff on all goods imported from Mexico and Canada.

and another 25% tariff on all products from Mexico and Canada

1 year ago Pending

Proposal for a 25% tariff on all goods imported from Mexico and Canada.

and another 25% tariff on all products from Mexico and Canada

DeepSeek AI was developed in 2 months for less than $6 million, significantly faster and cheaper than Google and OpenAI's development timelines and costs.

what took Google and open AI years and hundreds of millions of dollars to build deep seek says took it just 2 months and less than $6 million

1 year ago Pending

DeepSeek AI was developed in 2 months for less than $6 million, significantly faster and cheaper than Google and OpenAI's development timelines and costs.

what took Google and open AI years and hundreds of millions of dollars to build deep seek says took it just 2 months and less than $6 million

Proposal for a 10% tariff on all goods imported from China.

Donald Trump is proposing an additional 10% tariff on all Chinese goods

1 year ago Pending

Proposal for a 10% tariff on all goods imported from China.

Donald Trump is proposing an additional 10% tariff on all Chinese goods

If Doge achieves its $2 trillion savings goal, 20% ($400 billion) could be distributed as refunds, resulting in approximately $5,000 per household for 78-79 million US taxpaying households.

if Doge eventually saves its $2 trillion goal then 20% of that would be $400 billion and that would be available for refunds if that is spread across roughly 78 to 79 million taxpaying households in the US then you'd get about $5,000 per household

1 year ago Pending

If Doge achieves its $2 trillion savings goal, 20% ($400 billion) could be distributed as refunds, resulting in approximately $5,000 per household for 78-79 million US taxpaying households.

if Doge eventually saves its $2 trillion goal then 20% of that would be $400 billion and that would be available for refunds if that is spread across roughly 78 to 79 million taxpaying households in the US then you'd get about $5,000 per household

Robinhood is predicted to introduce the ability for users to set up accounts as trusts in the future.

one feature that I really hope Robin Hood introduces in the future is the ability to title or retitle our accounts under a trust as of right now Robin Hood does not allow its users to set up the account as a trust

1 year ago Pending

Robinhood is predicted to introduce the ability for users to set up accounts as trusts in the future.

one feature that I really hope Robin Hood introduces in the future is the ability to title or retitle our accounts under a trust as of right now Robin Hood does not allow its users to set up the account as a trust

The probability of the Doge dividend tax refund proposal being implemented in the near future is considered very low.

for now the odds of this actually happening are very small

1 year ago Pending

The probability of the Doge dividend tax refund proposal being implemented in the near future is considered very low.

for now the odds of this actually happening are very small

A $5,000 refund for each of the estimated 155 million taxpaying citizens would cost $775 billion, which is considered a possible outcome in a few years once sufficient wasteful government spending is cut.

maybe it's not every citizen maybe it's every taxpaying citizen and that is closer to 155 million people multiplied by 5,000 is still 775 billion do which is actually very possible but most likely in a few years time once they cut enough wasteful spending

1 year ago Pending

A $5,000 refund for each of the estimated 155 million taxpaying citizens would cost $775 billion, which is considered a possible outcome in a few years once sufficient wasteful government spending is cut.

maybe it's not every citizen maybe it's every taxpaying citizen and that is closer to 155 million people multiplied by 5,000 is still 775 billion do which is actually very possible but most likely in a few years time once they cut enough wasteful spending

If no action is taken, Social Security benefits will be automatically cut by 20-25% in 2033.

if nothing's done Social Security will automatically cut benefits across the board by about 20 to 25% in 2033

12 months ago Pending

If no action is taken, Social Security benefits will be automatically cut by 20-25% in 2033.

if nothing's done Social Security will automatically cut benefits across the board by about 20 to 25% in 2033

If the Doge initiative achieves its $2 trillion savings goal, 20% ($400 billion) would be allocated for taxpayer refunds.

if Doge eventually saves its $2 trillion goal then 20% of that would be $400 billion and that would be available for refunds

1 year ago Pending

If the Doge initiative achieves its $2 trillion savings goal, 20% ($400 billion) would be allocated for taxpayer refunds.

if Doge eventually saves its $2 trillion goal then 20% of that would be $400 billion and that would be available for refunds

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade, leading to automatic benefit cuts of 20-25%.

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade. That means unless something changes benefits will automatically be cut by 20 to 25% across the board

12 months ago Pending

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade, leading to automatic benefit cuts of 20-25%.

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade. That means unless something changes benefits will automatically be cut by 20 to 25% across the board

The close relationship between Elon Musk and Donald Trump is suggested as a factor that could increase the likelihood of the Doge dividend proposal becoming a reality.

Elon Musk and president Donald Trump have now become Bros it could actually happen

1 year ago Pending

The close relationship between Elon Musk and Donald Trump is suggested as a factor that could increase the likelihood of the Doge dividend proposal becoming a reality.

Elon Musk and president Donald Trump have now become Bros it could actually happen

Experts predict Social Security will go broke in a few years.

experts believe Social Security will go broke

12 months ago Pending

Experts predict Social Security will go broke in a few years.

experts believe Social Security will go broke

If no action is taken, Social Security benefits will be cut by 20-25% in 2033.

if nothing's done Social Security will automatically cut benefits across the board by about 20 to 25% in 2033

12 months ago Pending

If no action is taken, Social Security benefits will be cut by 20-25% in 2033.

if nothing's done Social Security will automatically cut benefits across the board by about 20 to 25% in 2033

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade, leading to automatic benefit cuts of 20-25%.

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade That means unless something changes benefits will automatically be cut by 20 to 25% across the board

12 months ago Pending

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade, leading to automatic benefit cuts of 20-25%.

Social Security is projected to be fully insolvent within the next decade That means unless something changes benefits will automatically be cut by 20 to 25% across the board

Experts predict Social Security will go broke in a couple of years.

in just a couple years from now experts believe Social Security will go broke

12 months ago Pending

Experts predict Social Security will go broke in a couple of years.

in just a couple years from now experts believe Social Security will go broke

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Why China Wants Control of Silver

Why China Wants Control of Silver

2 months ago • 2 • A

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Why China Wants Control of Silver

China Just Broke The Silver Market

China Just Broke The Silver Market

2 months ago • 8 • A

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China Just Broke The Silver Market

What Immigration Does to Your Net Worth

What Immigration Does to Your Net Worth

2 months ago • 0 • A

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What Immigration Does to Your Net Worth

The Population Problem No One Wants to Talk About

The Population Problem No One Wants to Talk About

2 months ago • 0 • A

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The Population Problem No One Wants to Talk About

The Immigration Problem is Economic

The Immigration Problem is Economic

2 months ago • 0 • A

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The Immigration Problem is Economic

2041: The End of White America

2041: The End of White America

2 months ago • 5 • A

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2041: The End of White America

Why $140,000 Is The New ‘Poor’

Why $140,000 Is The New ‘Poor’

2 months ago • 0 • A

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Why $140,000 Is The New ‘Poor’

Tech Stocks Rise While Families Fall Behind

Tech Stocks Rise While Families Fall Behind

2 months ago • 0 • A

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Tech Stocks Rise While Families Fall Behind

The Formula for Wealth Is Not What You Think

The Formula for Wealth Is Not What You Think

2 months ago • 0 • A

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The Formula for Wealth Is Not What You Think

Why Income Doesn’t Equal Wealth

Why Income Doesn’t Equal Wealth

2 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Income Doesn’t Equal Wealth

Why $140,000 Is The New 'Poor'

Why $140,000 Is The New 'Poor'

2 months ago • 0 • A

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Why $140,000 Is The New 'Poor'

How The Banks Bankrupt Nations (Death Spiral)

How The Banks Bankrupt Nations (Death Spiral)

2 months ago • 0 • A

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How The Banks Bankrupt Nations (Death Spiral)

Why Banks Want The Bitcoin Death Spiral

Why Banks Want The Bitcoin Death Spiral

2 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Banks Want The Bitcoin Death Spiral

How Convertible Debt Can Blow Up Bitcoin

How Convertible Debt Can Blow Up Bitcoin

2 months ago • 0 • A

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How Convertible Debt Can Blow Up Bitcoin

Banks Are Pushing Bitcoin Into the Death Spiral

Banks Are Pushing Bitcoin Into the Death Spiral

2 months ago • 2 • A

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Banks Are Pushing Bitcoin Into the Death Spiral

Turn $219/Month Into $1 Million

Turn $219/Month Into $1 Million

2 months ago • 1 • A

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Turn $219/Month Into $1 Million

Why Bitcoin Is Struggling

Why Bitcoin Is Struggling

3 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Bitcoin Is Struggling

Why I’m NOT Selling My Bitcoin

Why I’m NOT Selling My Bitcoin

3 months ago • 1 • A

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Why I’m NOT Selling My Bitcoin

Investors Don’t Trust The Fed

Investors Don’t Trust The Fed

3 months ago • 3 • A

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Investors Don’t Trust The Fed

The Global Yield Shift That Could Hit U.S. Markets

The Global Yield Shift That Could Hit U.S. Markets

3 months ago • 1 • A

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The Global Yield Shift That Could Hit U.S. Markets

Bitcoin’s Price Prediction Came True

Bitcoin’s Price Prediction Came True

3 months ago • 1 • A

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Bitcoin’s Price Prediction Came True

Why Bitcoin is Crashing

Why Bitcoin is Crashing

3 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Bitcoin is Crashing

Why Everything Is Selling Off

Why Everything Is Selling Off

3 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Everything Is Selling Off

Why Everything Is Selling Off (Starting With Bitcoin)

Why Everything Is Selling Off (Starting With Bitcoin)

3 months ago • 4 • A

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Why Everything Is Selling Off (Starting With Bitcoin)

AI Has Become Too Important to Fail

AI Has Become Too Important to Fail

3 months ago • 2 • A

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AI Has Become Too Important to Fail

Are We In An AI Bubble?

Are We In An AI Bubble?

3 months ago • 0 • A

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Are We In An AI Bubble?

Why AI had Unlimited Funding This Year

Why AI had Unlimited Funding This Year

3 months ago • 0 • A

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Why AI had Unlimited Funding This Year

Today’s Market Doesn’t Reflect The Real Economy

Today’s Market Doesn’t Reflect The Real Economy

3 months ago • 0 • A

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Today’s Market Doesn’t Reflect The Real Economy

The High Cost of AI

The High Cost of AI

3 months ago • 1 • A

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The High Cost of AI

You’ll Never Own Your Home (The 50 Year Mortgage)

You’ll Never Own Your Home (The 50 Year Mortgage)

3 months ago • 8 • A

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You’ll Never Own Your Home (The 50 Year Mortgage)

The AI Bubble Is Worse Than You Think

The AI Bubble Is Worse Than You Think

3 months ago • 0 • A

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The AI Bubble Is Worse Than You Think

The Al Bubble Is A Lot Worse Than You Think

The Al Bubble Is A Lot Worse Than You Think

3 months ago • 11 • A

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New World Currency: Gold Vs Bitcoin

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Why China And The U.S. Fight Over Venezuela

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3 months ago • 0 • A

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The Simplest Explanation of Options

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3 months ago • 0 • A

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Market Crashing (De-dollarization Is Starting)

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3 months ago • 0 • A

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The U.S. and China Are Fighting Over Venezuela

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3 months ago • 5 • A

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The Politics Behind Economic ‘Help’

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4 months ago • 1 • A

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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How Billionaires Turn Debt Into Power

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The U.S. Bailout of Argentina

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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The U.S. Just Bailed Out The Billionaires

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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The U.S. Just Made a $40 Billion Bet Against China

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4 months ago • 5 • A

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The U.S. Just Made a $40 Billion Bet Against China

China’s “Gold Corridor” Will Replace Dollars

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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Gold Price Surge and Global Demand

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The End of Dollar Dominance

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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When One Country Controls The Future

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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China is Using Gold To Replace the US Dollar

China is Using Gold To Replace the US Dollar

4 months ago • 1 • A

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China is Using Gold To Replace the US Dollar

China Is Using Gold To Replace the U.S. Dollar

China Is Using Gold To Replace the U.S. Dollar

4 months ago • 7 • A

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China Is Using Gold To Replace the U.S. Dollar

How China Is Dominating Markets

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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China’s Economic Playbook is Spreading

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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US Vs China’s Market Strategy

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America Just Entered The Stock Market

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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America Just Entered The Stock Market

The US Is Buying Stocks

The US Is Buying Stocks

4 months ago • 0 • A

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The US Is Buying Stocks

The U.S. Is Buying Stocks (And Copying China)

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4 months ago • 5 • A

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The U.S. Is Buying Stocks (And Copying China)

Why Digital IDs Could Redefine Freedom

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Digital IDs Could Redefine Freedom

Total Surveillance Disguised as Security (Digital IDs)

Total Surveillance Disguised as Security (Digital IDs)

4 months ago • 2 • A

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Get Ready For Digital IDs (Total Surveillance)

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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Get Ready For Digital IDs (Total Surveillance)

Digital IDs Are Total Control

Digital IDs Are Total Control

4 months ago • 2 • A

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Digital IDs Are Total Control

Digital IDs Just Went Live (Say Goodbye To Privacy)

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4 months ago • 2 • A

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Digital IDs Just Went Live (Say Goodbye To Privacy)

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4 months ago • 8 • A

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How To Invest Like The 1% Using An HSA

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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How To Invest Like The 1% Using An HSA

How MicroStrategy Could Pay Off US Debt

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4 months ago • 0 • A

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Stablecoins Will Replace Dollars

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5 months ago • 0 • A

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How Investments Go Up Forever

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How The US Pays Its Debt

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How The US Pays Its Debt

Why Prices Go Up Forever

Why Prices Go Up Forever

5 months ago • 2 • A

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Why Prices Go Up Forever

The Silent Shift That Could Shake the World

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5 months ago • 1 • A

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The Silent Shift That Could Shake the World

Russia Says U.S. Planning $37 Trillion Crypto Reset

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5 months ago • 4 • A

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How The Fed Is Losing Control of Interest Rates

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The Economy Lost One Million Jobs

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Russia Says U.S. Planning $37 Trillion Crypto Reset

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5 months ago • 9 • A

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Focus On What You Control

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5 months ago • 0 • A

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Focus On What You Control

We’re In A Recession (According to Bonds)

We’re In A Recession (According to Bonds)

5 months ago • 2 • A

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We’re In A Recession (According to Bonds)

Gold Shows Investors: Don’t Trust The System

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5 months ago • 0 • A

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Gold Shows Investors: Don’t Trust The System

Why We’re More Divided Than Ever

Why We’re More Divided Than Ever

5 months ago • 0 • A

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Why We’re More Divided Than Ever

Fed JUST Dropped Rates (What Happens To Real Estate)

Fed JUST Dropped Rates (What Happens To Real Estate)

5 months ago • 3 • A

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The Fall of the US Empire (What Happens Next)

The Fall of the US Empire (What Happens Next)

5 months ago • 0 • A

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The Fall of the US Empire (What Happens Next)

The Fall of the US Empire (What Comes Next)

The Fall of the US Empire (What Comes Next)

5 months ago • 3 • A

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The Fall of the US Empire (What Comes Next)

Why Bonds Have Collapsed

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5 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Bonds Have Collapsed

Updating My Investment Strategy

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Updating My Investment Strategy

The Bond Market Predicted This Recession

The Bond Market Predicted This Recession

5 months ago • 1 • A

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The Bond Market Predicted This Recession

The Bond Market Just Broke The Fed

The Bond Market Just Broke The Fed

5 months ago • 0 • A

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The Bond Market Just Broke The Fed

The Bond Market Just Broke The Fed

The Bond Market Just Broke The Fed

5 months ago • 7 • A

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The Bond Market Just Broke The Fed

US Debt Crisis: History Repeats Itself

US Debt Crisis: History Repeats Itself

5 months ago • 0 • A

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US Debt Crisis: History Repeats Itself

The Bond Market is Collapsing

The Bond Market is Collapsing

5 months ago • 2 • A

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The Bond Market is Collapsing

Buy Now, Pay Later Crisis Explained

Buy Now, Pay Later Crisis Explained

5 months ago • 1 • A

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Buy Now, Pay Later Crisis Explained

Don’t Fall Into Buy Now, Broke Later Crisis

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5 months ago • 0 • A

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Don’t Fall Into Buy Now, Broke Later Crisis

Why More Couples Are Skipping Kids

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5 months ago • 0 • A

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Why More Couples Are Skipping Kids

The Buy Now, Broke Later Crisis (This is Bad)

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6 months ago • 1 • A

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The Buy Now, Broke Later Crisis (This is Bad)

Ethereum is Running Out

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6 months ago • 0 • A

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Harsh Truth of Home Ownership

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6 months ago • 0 • A

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The Fed Just FLIPPED

The Fed Just FLIPPED

6 months ago • 2 • A

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The Fed Just FLIPPED

Tariffs Are Causing Inflation?

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6 months ago • 0 • A

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How to Buy Your Freedom in 17 Years

How to Buy Your Freedom in 17 Years

6 months ago • 1 • A

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How to Buy Your Freedom in 17 Years

Why Ethereum Could Skyrocket

Why Ethereum Could Skyrocket

6 months ago • 1 • A

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Why Ethereum Could Skyrocket

Ethereum Is EXPLODING

Ethereum Is EXPLODING

6 months ago • 0 • A

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Ethereum Is EXPLODING

Ethereum Is Exploding (And It Could Flip Bitcoin)

Ethereum Is Exploding (And It Could Flip Bitcoin)

6 months ago • 6 • A

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Ethereum Is Exploding (And It Could Flip Bitcoin)

America’s Trade War Explained

America’s Trade War Explained

6 months ago • 0 • A

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America’s Trade War Explained

BRICS Just “Declared War” on the US Dollar

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6 months ago • 0 • A

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BRICS Just “Declared War” on the US Dollar

War On U.S. Dollar

War On U.S. Dollar

6 months ago • 0 • A

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War On U.S. Dollar

Do This In Your 20s (CoastFire)

Do This In Your 20s (CoastFire)

6 months ago • 0 • A

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Do This In Your 20s (CoastFire)

BRICS Just "Declared War" on the U.S. Dollar

BRICS Just "Declared War" on the U.S. Dollar

6 months ago • 11 • A

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BRICS Just "Declared War" on the U.S. Dollar

How To QUIT Your Job (Save 50%)

How To QUIT Your Job (Save 50%)

6 months ago • 1 • A

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How To QUIT Your Job (Save 50%)

Why You NEED To Save $625 A Month

Why You NEED To Save $625 A Month

6 months ago • 3 • A

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Why You NEED To Save $625 A Month

The REAL Cost of Raising Kids

The REAL Cost of Raising Kids

6 months ago • 0 • A

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The REAL Cost of Raising Kids

America’s Biggest Financial Disaster

America’s Biggest Financial Disaster

6 months ago • 1 • A

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America’s Biggest Financial Disaster

How To Make Millions With Insider Trading

How To Make Millions With Insider Trading

6 months ago • 0 • A

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How To Make Millions With Insider Trading

The US Is Ending Stock Trading

The US Is Ending Stock Trading

6 months ago • 0 • A

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The US Is Ending Stock Trading

The US Is Ending Stock Trading | What You MUST Know

The US Is Ending Stock Trading | What You MUST Know

6 months ago • 4 • A

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The US Is Ending Stock Trading | What You MUST Know

4 Policies That Will Push Bitcoin to $1 Million

4 Policies That Will Push Bitcoin to $1 Million

6 months ago • 1 • A

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4 Policies That Will Push Bitcoin to $1 Million

How I’m Investing Right Now

How I’m Investing Right Now

6 months ago • 1 • A

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How I’m Investing Right Now

The Safest Investments Right Now

The Safest Investments Right Now

6 months ago • 0 • A

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The Safest Investments Right Now

Where Is America’s Missing Gold?

Where Is America’s Missing Gold?

6 months ago • 0 • A

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Where Is America’s Missing Gold?

The Government Lied About Jobs

The Government Lied About Jobs

6 months ago • 0 • A

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The Government Lied About Jobs

First-Time Homebuyers Are Disappearing

First-Time Homebuyers Are Disappearing

6 months ago • 0 • A

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First-Time Homebuyers Are Disappearing

America’s Economy Just Broke (The Jobs Were Fake)

America’s Economy Just Broke (The Jobs Were Fake)

6 months ago • 3 • A

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America’s Economy Just Broke (The Jobs Were Fake)

How To Avoid Debt

How To Avoid Debt

7 months ago • 0 • A

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How To Avoid Debt

Why Everyone Feels Broke

Why Everyone Feels Broke

7 months ago • 0 • A

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Why Everyone Feels Broke

Why XRP Could 1,000x

Why XRP Could 1,000x

7 months ago • 1 • A

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Why XRP Could 1,000x

Why XRP Could 100x (Tokenization)

Why XRP Could 100x (Tokenization)

7 months ago • 0 • A

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Why XRP Could 100x (Tokenization)

How The Genius Act Will Affect XRP

How The Genius Act Will Affect XRP

7 months ago • 1 • A

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How The Genius Act Will Affect XRP

XRP Is About To Explode (ETF Approvals)

XRP Is About To Explode (ETF Approvals)

7 months ago • 2 • A

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XRP Is About To Explode (ETF Approvals)

Why XRP Could 10X (Tokenization, BlackRock, Genius Act, RLUSD)

Why XRP Could 10X (Tokenization, BlackRock, Genius Act, RLUSD)

7 months ago • 7 • A

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Why XRP Could 10X (Tokenization, BlackRock, Genius Act, RLUSD)

How the Rich Bought the US Government

How the Rich Bought the US Government

7 months ago • 0 • A

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How the Rich Bought the US Government

Can China Destroy the US Economy?

Can China Destroy the US Economy?

7 months ago • 0 • A

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Can China Destroy the US Economy?

Banks Just Ended Fractional Reserve Lending

Banks Just Ended Fractional Reserve Lending

7 months ago • 0 • A

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Banks Just Ended Fractional Reserve Lending

Who REALLY Owns America (Creature of Jekyll Island)

Who REALLY Owns America (Creature of Jekyll Island)

7 months ago • 0 • A

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Who REALLY Owns America (Creature of Jekyll Island)

How Billionaires Rig The Election

How Billionaires Rig The Election

7 months ago • 0 • A

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How Billionaires Rig The Election

Who Really Owns America (It's Not Who You Think)

Who Really Owns America (It's Not Who You Think)

7 months ago • 1 • A

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Who Really Owns America (It's Not Who You Think)

Bitcoin Is About To Make Millionaires (Thanks To Stablecoins)

Bitcoin Is About To Make Millionaires (Thanks To Stablecoins)

7 months ago • 10 • A

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Bitcoin Is About To Make Millionaires (Thanks To Stablecoins)

MAJOR Changes To Your Money (Roth IRAs, Tax Cuts, & US Economy)

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8 months ago • 13 • A

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MAJOR Changes To Your Money (Roth IRAs, Tax Cuts, & US Economy)

Why You Feel Financially Behind (Even If You're Doing Well)

Why You Feel Financially Behind (Even If You're Doing Well)

8 months ago • 1 • A

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Why You Feel Financially Behind (Even If You're Doing Well)

Trump Just Ended The Penny (Prepare For A Cashless Society)

Trump Just Ended The Penny (Prepare For A Cashless Society)

8 months ago • 14 • A

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Trump Just Ended The Penny (Prepare For A Cashless Society)

World War 3: How To Prepare Your Money (Do This Now)

World War 3: How To Prepare Your Money (Do This Now)

8 months ago • 1 • A

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World War 3: How To Prepare Your Money (Do This Now)

BREAKING: The Bond Market Is Collapsing (JPMorgan’s Final Warning)

BREAKING: The Bond Market Is Collapsing (JPMorgan’s Final Warning)

8 months ago • 5 • A

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BREAKING: The Bond Market Is Collapsing (JPMorgan’s Final Warning)

Japan Just Broke the Global Economy (Worse Than Greece)

Japan Just Broke the Global Economy (Worse Than Greece)

9 months ago • 12 • A

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Japan Just Broke the Global Economy (Worse Than Greece)

Trump Just RESET The US Dollar (What You Must Know)

Trump Just RESET The US Dollar (What You Must Know)

9 months ago • 2 • A

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Trump Just RESET The US Dollar (What You Must Know)

Bitcoin Was Supposed to Crash… But Something Weird Just Happened

Bitcoin Was Supposed to Crash… But Something Weird Just Happened

10 months ago • 5 • A

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Bitcoin Was Supposed to Crash… But Something Weird Just Happened

The Tariffs Just Broke the System (And It's All On Purpose)

The Tariffs Just Broke the System (And It's All On Purpose)

10 months ago • 9 • A

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The Tariffs Just Broke the System (And It's All On Purpose)

China’s Plan to Destroy the Dollar (And It’s Kind of Working)

China’s Plan to Destroy the Dollar (And It’s Kind of Working)

10 months ago • 20 • A

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China’s Plan to Destroy the Dollar (And It’s Kind of Working)

The Global Reset Just Started (What You Must Know)

The Global Reset Just Started (What You Must Know)

11 months ago • 11 • A

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The Global Reset Just Started (What You Must Know)

They Said Trump Would Crash the Economy…

They Said Trump Would Crash the Economy…

11 months ago • 1 • A

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They Said Trump Would Crash the Economy…

Bitcoin Is About To Explode (Here’s Why)

Bitcoin Is About To Explode (Here’s Why)

11 months ago • 4 • A

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Bitcoin Is About To Explode (Here’s Why)

Bitcoin’s Prophecy Just Came True… $444,402.75 is Next

Bitcoin’s Prophecy Just Came True… $444,402.75 is Next

11 months ago • 4 • A

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Bitcoin’s Prophecy Just Came True… $444,402.75 is Next

The U.S. Crypto Reserve Just Changed EVERYTHING

The U.S. Crypto Reserve Just Changed EVERYTHING

11 months ago • 10 • A

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The U.S. Crypto Reserve Just Changed EVERYTHING

Social Security is BANKRUPT—Here’s What Happens Next

Social Security is BANKRUPT—Here’s What Happens Next

12 months ago • 6 • A

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Social Security is BANKRUPT—Here’s What Happens Next

America’s Missing Gold: The BIGGEST Cover-up in History

America’s Missing Gold: The BIGGEST Cover-up in History

1 year ago • 1 • A

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America’s Missing Gold: The BIGGEST Cover-up in History

BREAKING: Elon's $5,000 Tax Refund For EVERY American (DOGE Dividend Explained)

BREAKING: Elon's $5,000 Tax Refund For EVERY American (DOGE Dividend Explained)

1 year ago • 5 • A

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Why XRP Could Hit $100

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1 year ago • 8 • A

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Why XRP Could Hit $100

America's Trade War Explained (And How It Affects YOU)

America's Trade War Explained (And How It Affects YOU)

1 year ago • 8 • A

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America's Trade War Explained (And How It Affects YOU)

China's DeepSeek AI Just Cancelled The US Stock Market

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1 year ago • 14 • A

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China's DeepSeek AI Just Cancelled The US Stock Market

WTF Robinhood - I’m DONE!

WTF Robinhood - I’m DONE!

1 year ago • 1 • A

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WTF Robinhood - I’m DONE!

Making Millions With $TRUMP (Meme Coins Explained)

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1 year ago • 10 • A

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Disaster in California: Your Insurance Costs Are About to Explode!

Disaster in California: Your Insurance Costs Are About to Explode!

1 year ago • 1 • A

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Disaster in California: Your Insurance Costs Are About to Explode!

Trump's New Tariffs: How 25% on Canada, Mexico & 10% on China Will Hit YOUR Wallet!

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1 year ago • 3 • A

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Trump's New Tariffs: How 25% on Canada, Mexico & 10% on China Will Hit YOUR Wallet!