Alex & Victor - Zone Franche:
La FRANCE est-elle encore réformable ? Louis A. De Froissard
La FRANCE est-elle encore réformable ? Louis A. De Froissard
Cortes Vivendo de SaaS:
Não Busque o Golpe Secreto: Foco no Básico para o Sucesso Real
#Nicho@TutorialBTC
Não Busque o Golpe Secreto: Foco no Básico para o Sucesso Real
#Nicho@TutorialBTC
Veritasium em Português:
A substância mais grudenta que não gruda
A substância mais grudenta que não gruda
Jeff Booth ⚡️ / @JeffBooth:
🧵 Throughout history, currency debasement has been a tool for governments to manage debt, often at the expense of citizens' purchasing power. But what if there was a way to break this cycle? Enter Bitcoin. Let's explore how it changes the game. 👇
Jeff Booth ⚡️ / @JeffBooth:
Currency debasement isn't new. From Roman times to Weimar Germany, rulers have diluted the value of money to pay off debts. This erodes savings and increases inequality, as asset holders benefit while laborers suffer.
Jeff Booth ⚡️ / #JeffBooth:
Today, central banks inflate fiat currencies to keep the debt system afloat, creating a hidden tax on our future. Every dollar printed is a claim on tomorrow's labor. This isn't sustainable.
Here's where Bitcoin steps in. As a decentralized, fixed-supply protocol, it offers an alternative to the endless cycle of debasement. With only 21 million ever to exist, Bitcoin is inherently deflationary. It rewards savers, not debtors.
Think of Bitcoin as the "TCP/IP of money." Just as the internet democratized information, Bitcoin democratizes financial value. It's a global, neutral monetary base layer that can't be manipulated by any single entity.
Critics argue that Bitcoin is volatile and untested. But consider: what if the volatility we see is the fiat system unwinding its distortions? Bitcoin provides a transparent, predictable monetary policy in stark contrast to fiat uncertainty.
As technology advances, the natural state of free markets is deflationary, yet our current system fights this. Bitcoin aligns with technological progress, offering a path to an abundant future where savings grow in real terms.
In a world where currency debasement is the norm, Bitcoin stands as a pillar of financial sovereignty. Embrace it, build on it, and advocate for a future where money is sound and savings are secure. It's time to rethink what we accept as "normal." #Bitcoin
#TB@TutorialBTC
🧵 Throughout history, currency debasement has been a tool for governments to manage debt, often at the expense of citizens' purchasing power. But what if there was a way to break this cycle? Enter Bitcoin. Let's explore how it changes the game. 👇
Jeff Booth ⚡️ / @JeffBooth:
Currency debasement isn't new. From Roman times to Weimar Germany, rulers have diluted the value of money to pay off debts. This erodes savings and increases inequality, as asset holders benefit while laborers suffer.
Jeff Booth ⚡️ / #JeffBooth:
Today, central banks inflate fiat currencies to keep the debt system afloat, creating a hidden tax on our future. Every dollar printed is a claim on tomorrow's labor. This isn't sustainable.
Here's where Bitcoin steps in. As a decentralized, fixed-supply protocol, it offers an alternative to the endless cycle of debasement. With only 21 million ever to exist, Bitcoin is inherently deflationary. It rewards savers, not debtors.
Think of Bitcoin as the "TCP/IP of money." Just as the internet democratized information, Bitcoin democratizes financial value. It's a global, neutral monetary base layer that can't be manipulated by any single entity.
Critics argue that Bitcoin is volatile and untested. But consider: what if the volatility we see is the fiat system unwinding its distortions? Bitcoin provides a transparent, predictable monetary policy in stark contrast to fiat uncertainty.
As technology advances, the natural state of free markets is deflationary, yet our current system fights this. Bitcoin aligns with technological progress, offering a path to an abundant future where savings grow in real terms.
In a world where currency debasement is the norm, Bitcoin stands as a pillar of financial sovereignty. Embrace it, build on it, and advocate for a future where money is sound and savings are secure. It's time to rethink what we accept as "normal." #Bitcoin
#TB@TutorialBTC
Bernardo Braga / @eubernardobraga:
RT by @eubernardobraga: Em 1609, o Banco de Amsterdã emitia florins para acumular ouro.
Em 1694, o Banco da Inglaterra emitia bonds para acumular ouro.
Na década de 1920, o Banco da França emitia francos para drenar ouro da Europa.
Em 1895, J.P. Morgan emitiu títulos de dívida para comprar ouro e salvar o Tesouro americano.
Em 1944, Bretton Woods formalizou isso como sistema global: emitir moeda fraca para acumular o ativo monetário mais forte.
Ninguém chamou isso de esquema.
Chamaram ...
Bernardo Braga / @eubernardobraga:
Hoje cedo assisti um vídeo do @IIICapital com uma tese interessante que me fez refletir...
E se $STRC estiver acelerando a tão esperada mudança de comportamento do BTC de risk-on para risk-off?
À medida que o mundo vai se afundando em um cenário cada vez mais complicado com guerra no Oriente Médio, bolha em Private Credit, AI dizimando empregos, e liquidez queda... investidores naturalmente buscam proteção em ativos risk-off.
Historicamente, esses foram Treasuries, cash, money markets, our...
RT by @eubernardobraga: Em 1609, o Banco de Amsterdã emitia florins para acumular ouro.
Em 1694, o Banco da Inglaterra emitia bonds para acumular ouro.
Na década de 1920, o Banco da França emitia francos para drenar ouro da Europa.
Em 1895, J.P. Morgan emitiu títulos de dívida para comprar ouro e salvar o Tesouro americano.
Em 1944, Bretton Woods formalizou isso como sistema global: emitir moeda fraca para acumular o ativo monetário mais forte.
Ninguém chamou isso de esquema.
Chamaram ...
Bernardo Braga / @eubernardobraga:
Hoje cedo assisti um vídeo do @IIICapital com uma tese interessante que me fez refletir...
E se $STRC estiver acelerando a tão esperada mudança de comportamento do BTC de risk-on para risk-off?
À medida que o mundo vai se afundando em um cenário cada vez mais complicado com guerra no Oriente Médio, bolha em Private Credit, AI dizimando empregos, e liquidez queda... investidores naturalmente buscam proteção em ativos risk-off.
Historicamente, esses foram Treasuries, cash, money markets, our...