Market Performance - S&P 500: Reached an all-time high [1] - NASDAQ: Reached an all-time high [1] - Bitcoin: Reached an all-time high [1] - Real estate: Reached an all-time high [1] - Gold: Reached an all-time high [1] Macroeconomic Indicators - Money Supply: Reached an all-time high [1] - National Debt: Reached an all-time high [1] Monetary Policy - Federal Reserve: Considering cutting interest rates next month [1] - Concern: Whether the Fed's potential rate cut might overstimulate the economy [1]

We still have so much upside available to us. I think it can do a 10x in the next 5 years. That that basket of store value assets currently today in 2025 is worth about $1,000 trillion.As the they continue printing more money, that basket gets bigger. So in in 2020, that basket was worth I think it was about 5 or 600 trillion. Today it's worth about a quadrillion. By 2030, that should be worth about 1.6% quadrillion.The US government, the CBO, Congressional Budget Office, lays out the budget for the next 30 ...

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Market Overview - Stablecoins are experiencing rapid growth but represent approximately 1% of the global money supply [1] Challenges & Obstacles - Regulatory uncertainty is hindering wider adoption [1] - Clunky user experience (UX) poses a barrier [1] - Weak incentives and infrastructure gaps exist [1] Adoption Hurdles - Interoperability issues, such as chain compatibility, impede seamless USDC transfers [1] - ZeroHashX Chief Business Officer suggests that adoption will be limited if users need to understand the underlying blockchain technology for transactions [1]

Inflation and Fiat Currency - The US government can print an infinite amount of dollars, leading to inflation [1][2][8] - Unlike fiat currencies, Bitcoin has a finite supply of 21 million [3] - Inflation primarily comes from an increase in the money supply that outpaces economic output [6][7] - The US M2 money supply has seen a massive increase since the 1960s [14] - Increased money supply can give the illusion of investment gains in assets like the S&P 500 [15] Bitcoin as a Deflationary Alternative - Bitcoin is presented as a deflationary alternative to inflationary fiat currencies [6][16] - As of August 2025, one Bitcoin is worth approximately $118,000, but it is divisible into 100 million satoshis [2] - In 2016, a typical house cost $288,400 and required 664 Bitcoin, while in 2025, a house cost $419,000 and required only 4 Bitcoin [16][17] - Holding Bitcoin for a minimum of four years has historically resulted in profit [21][22] Bitcoin's Four-Year Cycle and Investing Strategy - Bitcoin experiences a four-year cycle influenced by the Bitcoin halving, which reduces the amount of Bitcoin mined per day [23][24][26] - The halving events historically lead to price increases in the following year [24][25][26] - Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is recommended as a long-term investment strategy for Bitcoin [27][28]

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Macroeconomic Critique - Macroeconomics has made little progress in a century, struggling with economic growth, fiscal, and monetary policy determinants [2] - Economists were surprised by the inflation of late 2021 and 2022, and recurring banking crises, due to misinterpreting central bank policies [3] - Economic models often lack banks, leading to failures in understanding banking crises [5] Money Creation and Banking - Most people incorrectly believe the government or central bank creates the majority of money [8] - Banks create most of the money supply through credit creation, not by lending deposits [9][10] - Banks create money by issuing loans, which legally establish an accounts payable liability to customers, represented as customer deposits [11] Banking System Structure and Economic Impact - A banking system dominated by a few mega-banks can lead to asset price inflation and boom-bust cycles [12] - Decentralized banking systems with small local banks lending to small firms can foster growth without inflation and asset bubbles [13] - East Asian economies achieved high growth through decentralized banking systems focused on productive business investment [14] Growth and Sustainability - Economic growth is a statistical fiction, not a physical reality, and is not inherently harmful to the environment [17] - The concept of economic growth is used by bankers to maximize interest charges on national debt [19] Central Bank Policies and Inflation - Quantitative easing (QE) policies have different effects depending on implementation; QE1 cleans up bank balance sheets, while QE2 boosts the economy [20][21] - Implementing QE2 in 2020, when demand was reasonable but supply was restricted, led to inflation [22][23] Policy Recommendations - Advocates for preventing centralized systems like central bank digital currencies, which could lead to less growth and prosperity [24] - Encourages the establishment of many small banks to decentralize the financial system and promote economic growth [24] - Decentralizing the financial system can create job opportunities in rural areas and support government policies to increase fertility [25][26][27]

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Money Supply - US M2 Money Supply reaches a new all-time high of $22 trillion [1]

The amount of spare cash flowing around in the US financial system is poised to shrink, rekindling the debate about how to assess money supply tightness and which benchmark rates the Federal Reserve should actually be targeting https://t.co/mBRrv6yUbV ...