the ```dollar milkshake theory``` is interesting (tl;dr; USA treasuries suck up printed liquidity in the end )
📈It is like the BTC dominance chart - altcoin devs make altcoin liquidity, altcoins go up in alt. Season, then they park their gains in BTC as the altcoin fails or rugs.
💵What's overlooked I feel is that just because BTC ngu doesn't mean BTC wins. It comes down to what dominant factions hold actionable power, and in BTC the fiat faction holds more sizable power than the just individuals that want less fraud in the monetary system. Just like when USA treasury demand goes up, it doesn't mean USA wins.
🔪We English have the echos and memories of the British empire being used against the British interests ( the arbitrage was ground out by the free market ). WWII and the prequel was a war of corporations vs nations, and the international money power won. So, USA winning in the game of bonds, does not map to USA holding power. I cringe when I hear economic people talking in terms of sovereign nations, when sovereign nations clearly do not exist, maybe the kingdom of Tonga, or something.
🙈There are clear factions in USA that favour out countries, ideologically or otherwise, same with every other country.
👑The only solution is that of the royalist : the ForEx needs higher fees - foreign money needs to be worth much less than native money.
#nfts #bonds #fintech #stonks #money #fraud #BTC #USD
💪There is great power pushing for cheap global trade as resources are not evenly distributed - some countries don't even have fresh water.
Christian Lacdael
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