$BTC
while Nixon cut the golden cord just to let the government spend dough like there’s no tomorrow, Bitcoin cuts ties with the politicians to set the actual cash free, innit?
Nixon closed the gold window proper hush-hush over a weekend at Camp David. That was the end of Bretton Woods, which tied money to gold
After that, cash became just paper—based purely on trusting government blokes
Since that day, they’ve been printing notes non-stop, and inflation’s been eating away at everything
$XAU
Gold went from thirty-five quid an ounce to thousands today, innit? Your savings just lose value year in, year out
Nixon’s logic was simple: if the system’s in trouble, you cut the rope fast and don't look back. Nowadays, crypto's doing the exact same thing, but t'other way round
Bitcoin was born cause people were fed up with the fiat system crashing
Only twenty-one million of 'em will ever exist—proper digital gold. No government can just print more when they feel like it. It's totally decentralised; you don't gotta trust no central bank or fancy politician
$ETH
Every time the banks print more cash, the crypto crowd go, 'Told ya so!' The secrecy and quick moves Nixon pulled in '71 are now used by folks building a new money system away from the state
Money changed forever after that sneaky weekend at Camp David, and crypto’s just trying to bring real value back: proper scarcity and trust, without some politician calling the shots
#USGovernment #SECCommissionerPeirceToLeaveOct2 #BTC
while Nixon cut the golden cord just to let the government spend dough like there’s no tomorrow, Bitcoin cuts ties with the politicians to set the actual cash free, innit?
Nixon closed the gold window proper hush-hush over a weekend at Camp David. That was the end of Bretton Woods, which tied money to gold
After that, cash became just paper—based purely on trusting government blokes
Since that day, they’ve been printing notes non-stop, and inflation’s been eating away at everything
$XAU
Gold went from thirty-five quid an ounce to thousands today, innit? Your savings just lose value year in, year out
Nixon’s logic was simple: if the system’s in trouble, you cut the rope fast and don't look back. Nowadays, crypto's doing the exact same thing, but t'other way round
Bitcoin was born cause people were fed up with the fiat system crashing
Only twenty-one million of 'em will ever exist—proper digital gold. No government can just print more when they feel like it. It's totally decentralised; you don't gotta trust no central bank or fancy politician
$ETH
Every time the banks print more cash, the crypto crowd go, 'Told ya so!' The secrecy and quick moves Nixon pulled in '71 are now used by folks building a new money system away from the state
Money changed forever after that sneaky weekend at Camp David, and crypto’s just trying to bring real value back: proper scarcity and trust, without some politician calling the shots
#USGovernment #SECCommissionerPeirceToLeaveOct2 #BTC
