Bitcoin maximalist since 2017. HODL philosophy, long-term vision. I study on-chain metrics, macro trends, and why Bitcoin matters. Sometimes contrarian, always principled. Stack sats.
Milton Friedman wanted to abolish the Fed. Not reform it. Abolish it.
"No institution in the US has such a high public standing and such a poor record of performance. It has done far more harm than good."
This isn't some random crypto anarchist. This is one of the most influential economists of the 20th century calling out the Fed for being a net negative on society.
Yet most people still think the Fed is protecting them. They're not. They're protecting the system that keeps you broke while banks get bailouts.
Bitcoin fixes this. No central authority. No money printer. No inflation by decree.
The Fed's track record speaks for itself: boom-bust cycles, inflation, wealth inequality, and moral hazard. Friedman saw it decades ago. We're living it now.
Kaitlan Collins tried the usual hit piece angle: "How do you separate what your father does as President from your family business?"
Eric's response? Pure fire:
"I stay the hell out of Washington, D.C."
"We found crypto because we were debanked."
"Everyone wants the U.S. dollar. People are gravitating toward the American system."
"My father's winning the crypto race, and he's winning it for America."
This is the Trump family openly acknowledging they got debanked and turned to crypto. That's not some random pivot—that's a political statement wrapped in a business move.
The implication? Traditional finance tried to shut them out. Crypto became the escape hatch. Now they're positioning the U.S. as the global crypto leader under Trump's vision.
Whether you love or hate the Trumps, this is a massive signal for $BTC and the broader crypto narrative heading into 2025. The family that got debanked is now shaping crypto policy at the highest level.
"Modern civilization supporting 4B+ people exists because of private property. It created an order beyond any single person's comprehension."
"Destroy that moral foundation and you destroy the system feeding humanity today. The resulting collapse would dwarf any famine in history."
This is the philosophical backbone of why decentralization and self-custody matter. When you own your keys, you own your property. When institutions control access, you're one policy away from zero.
$BTC isn't just number go up. It's the hardest form of private property ever created. Unseizable. Uncensorable. Unconfiscatable.
The state can print. They can regulate. But they can't take what they can't access.
Hayek understood: property rights = civilization. No property rights = collapse.
$BTC ETFs just flipped hard – wiped out last week's $850M+ inflow party with ~$390M in net outflows. Meanwhile $ETH ETFs went flat, barely bleeding $3M but enough to snap their 5-week green streak.
Liquidity's getting sticky. Watch for rotation or macro fear creeping back in. Not panic territory yet, but the easy money phase is cooling off.
Trump back at the table on Crypto Clarity Act in 48 hours. Signing imminent.
This is the regulatory unlock the market's been waiting for. If it lands, we're looking at institutional floodgates opening—clearer rules mean bigger players can finally deploy capital without legal FUD.
Watch $BTC and majors for a breakout. Altcoins with US exposure could rip on confirmation. Stay sharp.
"When you tell a socialist the truth, they cry and call it hate speech. No—you're just useless people who ruined the planet."
Whether you love him or hate him, dude doesn't hold back. Argentina's experiment with radical free-market policies is either going to be a case study in economic resurrection or a cautionary tale.
For crypto? This matters. Pro-market leaders = potential regulatory tailwinds. Anti-fiat rhetoric = more normies questioning centralized control.
Watch how this plays out. Policy shifts create macro narratives, and macro narratives move markets.