Gold moving out of New York, Bitcoin hitting $70k, and Medicare payments surprising to the upside. Macro shifts everywhere. Stay sharp.

It's difficult to predict exactly what the market will do in the future. But keep this in mind, it's certain that money will continue to depreciate. That's why $BTC and $GOLD are the best options, time always proves it.

Ive read The Big Print and watched The Great Taking, so this is going to be an interesting debate/discussion. Each prophesy is a bookend at either side of a range of other prospects: Austerity (not happening), Ai Deflationary Environment (might not come soon enough), head in the sand approach (where most normies are), full scale world war, rapid shift to a hard money standard (yes please), so the topics and everything in between will be interesting. Im not sure how married @darkside2030 is to The Big Taking theory (he may be taking this side for the purposes of a great debate) but as we all know @LawrenceLepard is on record with The Big Print. It promises to be a great debate and should be of interest to Bitcoiners and part-time tradfi economists alike. Share the space reminder with your friends. This will be one for the books!

US money supply hits record $22.6T, nearly tripling since 2008. Dollar purchasing power down 38%, signaling inflation & devaluation. Bitcoin seen as potential hedge, but XWIN Research cautions debt-driven liquidity may not be sustainable. #Bitcoin #Economy #Inflation

Most don’t realise just how strong it is that Bitcoin is holding at $70K despite the looming threat of a global oil supply crunch.

In 2000 the average UK house cost £85,000. Today it costs £285,000. UK M2 money supply is up 326% in the same period. That is not coincidence. That is the plan. They call it 3% inflation. The money supply calls it something else. Your savings are not falling behind by accident. Bitcoin was built because of it. You already know what to do.

The biggest hidden tax isn’t on your paycheck… it’s on your money. Currency debasement is quietly eroding purchasing power, every single year. Since: 📉 1913 (Federal Reserve creation) 📉 1971 (end of the gold standard) 📉 2008 & 2020 (massive money printing) The pattern is clear: ⬇️ Lower rates ⬇️ Print more money Over and over again. It’s predictable, almost like death and taxes. But Bitcoin changes the game. Instead of endless supply, it offers: ✅ Fixed issuance ✅ Decreasing new supply ✅ No central authority printing more A system designed not to debase… but to preserve.

Let me be clear about something that most people miss in the Bitcoin debate. Nobody, and I mean nobody, knows where Bitcoin is going tomorrow, next week, or next month. Not the analysts. Not the influencers. Not the whales. Anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. Yes, there are macro headwinds. Yes, there are regulatory risks. Yes, there's volatility that would make most people's stomachs turn. But here's the factor that quietly eclipses all of it. 🔇 The most powerful individual in the history of nations holds a significant portion of his personal net worth in Bitcoin. This isn't a rumor. This isn't speculation. It's on the record. And he has exactly 3 years left in office before term limits send him home. Ask yourself this question seriously: 👉 Do you honestly believe he walks out of the White House without first securing the future of Bitcoin? Think about what that means for the regulatory environment. Think about what that means for the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Think about what that means for institutional legitimacy on a global scale. Powerful people protect their assets. That's not cynicism, that's history. The alignment of personal financial interest with the most powerful office on Earth is a tailwind unlike anything Bitcoin has ever had. Plan accordingly. #Bitcoin

Late-night market vibes: Schiff calling BTC a 'shitcoin' while Saylor hints at more buys. Classic crypto vs gold narrative clash. On-chain flows and leverage data next to watch. #Bitcoin #Crypto