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Central banks buy gold. Billionaires buy gold. Giant institutions and banks buy gold. Normie plebs panic buy gold. They don't trust bitcoin. Who is buying bitcoin apart from tech guys? Ponzinomic joke "treasury" companies?
TA does not work when you cross the threshold where the mass schelling point consensus abruptly shifts away from trust in fiat currency. The denominator is going to zero.
During hyperinflation you MUST HOLD PHYSICAL. For crypto (BTC or XMR) that means self-custodied in your own wallet. For metals that means real physical metal that you can hold in your hand, stored somewhere safe and secret. A number on a screen for a brokerage or bank account,…
Even most traders are still not understanding: this is not a speculative euphoria or bubble in metals, this is a global coordinated loss of faith in authority, period. This is a phase change in the financial system you cannot trade this as if it were some solana memecoin or…
I bought back the 1/6th of my silver that I sold last week. Took a 10% hit on price with premiums and the increase since then. Going to eat it. I am now convinced that we are in the early innings of hyperinflation and there will be no pullbacks until after the USD has gone to…
This currency crisis is going to be way bigger and more disorderly than the one in the 1970s. The dollar almost came unglued in 1980 and people do not understand that the only thing that pulled it back together was that the entire population of the US was homogenous, unified and…
There are a lot of reasons why this currency crisis will be far, far worse than the 1970s. Gold is going so much higher.
In all of the hyperinflations over the past century there has been a stable foreign currency that people can fall back to. Usually the US dollar. This time around there won't be any stable fiat currency left. All currencies are synchronized and will fail together. I am…
Gold and silver are not in a blowoff top: this is the denominator collapsing and there is no floor
People compare modern conditions in America to Weimar forgetting that period was characterized by extreme hyperinflation and a total loss of confidence in the currency. That, more than anything else, was the defining event of that decade.
People seem to find it very difficult to believe that we are now entering a period of global hyperinflation and currency collapse, despite the fact that literally every single fiat currency has ended this way. This will be the worst of all history to have ever happened because…
Crypto people are chronically underexposed to gold and silver. They are going to find out the hard way that when faith in currency fails, people revert to monke. They want to feel something heavy and reassuring in their hands. They do not give a single shit about hashpower or…
Music has stopped. Fiat money game is over. This smells like global contagion to me. Once the confidence goes like this, thats the end. You do not own enough physical gold and silver.
People are laughing at me when I seriously suggest that the US is going to resemble Weimar Germany within the coming decade but I am deadly serious and Ben gets it too. The US is uniquely positioned to suffer hyperinflation because the dollar has been used as the world reserve…
Inflation will drive interest rates up. A falling dollar will lead to yet higher rates. The panic phase will come as the dollar collapses & debt markets default. This will lead to hyperinflation.
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