2025-11-15
Markets
- Market crashes are noise: the long term trend is up as crypto grows from 550 million toward a billion users by 2030.
- Selling crypto for fiat means opting back into a dishonest system of debt, money printing, and surveillance.
- The real threats ahead are ASI, humanoid robotics, quantum computers, and an expanding surveillance state, not red days on the chart.
- Crypto is the economic exit: honest money, verifiable votes, and a record no one can alter.
- Trust the code, not politicians, since no one can turn off your ADA, Bitcoin, or Ether.
23 entries
Reviews the market crash on the all time chart, about a trillion dollars of value lost since October, recalling Cardano starting around 200.
Flips through the boom and bust cycles of 2017 and 2021, noting that only Zcash is holding up okay this time.
Mocks paper hands who panic, arguing crypto has value because people are opting out of a bad economic system.
Asks whether any fundamentals have changed: US debt, confidence in the dollar, and faith in institutions all point one direction.
Cites 16 guns per person in Wyoming as a sign nobody thinks things are fine, and ridicules exiting into a dollar backed by 40 trillion in debt.
Argues 250 years of US regulation and tax law has become so complex that nobody knows whether they are even compliant.
Frames crypto and blockchain as the solution: honest money, verifiable votes, auditable institutions, and a record no one can change.
His generation is tired of dishonest money and of being blamed for a mess they inherited, and calls crypto the exit.
Predicts the crypto ecosystem grows from 550 million to a billion people by 2030, with most equities on chain and Midnight bringing real, not fake, privacy.
Argues every election promised improvement yet the national debt exploded from 4.5 trillion to nearly 40 trillion while the military industrial complex only grew.
Selling crypto means returning to a system that treats you as a number and strips away everything that makes you human.
Attributes the dips to manipulation and overleveraged traders, insisting the long term trend is up as adoption grows.
Lists the real hard times ahead: ASI, mirror life, humanoid robotics, quantum computers, engineered superviruses, antimatter weapons, drone warfare, and a US China war.
Ridicules trusting politicians on the left or right, noting a unified government passed Trumpcoin but could not get the Clarity Act out.
Argues no US vote will be legitimate until it is on a blockchain and no company fully trustworthy until it is a DAO.
Compares fiat to inviting in vampires, saying every sale of crypto holds out your neck for another dose.
The worker who commutes through a blizzard only to have their money halved every few years by people they never meet.
Calls fiat a Ponzi scheme where printed money is used to grab hard assets and dump the worthless remainder on wage earners.
Paints Amazon delivery drivers being replaced by humanoid robots, with 50 million Americans losing jobs over the next decade.
Warns of Petraeus style martial law and ubiquitous surveillance as governments prepare for mass unemployment and unrest.
Explains why he keeps broadcasting despite traveling 200 to 250 days a year: he still believes rational minds can win.
Insists you must trust the code, not people, since no one can turn off your ADA, Bitcoin, or Ether.
Points to fourth generation privacy in Zcash, Monero, and Midnight, fully programmable and heading postquantum by 2033.