Those times were different… now goverment and corrupt bank institutions are in… what is governent do with money? Yes they make it worth less… now they are hunting crypto
Too late… exchanges and whales will liquidate every FOMO naive… they seek the most liquidation prices… more people doing shorts … exchanges will hunt them first then the long ones
Politicians “Saving” Your Money… One Devaluation at a Time
Funny how politicians always say they’re “protecting” the economy — yet somehow your dollars buy less every year, and now even your crypto gets weaker once they regulate it. Truly inspirational work.
The same people who printed trillions out of thin air now pretend to be guardians of “financial stability.” And the best part? Retail investors are basically footing the bill for the U.S. government’s debt spiral.
While the government keeps spending like there’s no tomorrow, analysts point out that everyday investors — yes, the same ones trying to survive inflation — are the ones injecting liquidity into a system that should’ve collapsed under its own weight already.
And since the current administration supposedly doesn’t have strong backing from big banks or major lenders, guess who ends up keeping the machine alive?
You. The retail investor. Congratulations — you’re now an unofficial lender to the U.S. government. Without interest.
Meanwhile, crypto was supposed to be the escape hatch. The decentralized alternative. The way out.
But give politicians a bit of time and — surprise! — even decentralized assets start bending under regulation, compliance, and political pressure. Suddenly your “freedom money” looks suspiciously like another tool they can plug into their liquidity vacuum.
Every cycle feels the same: 1. They devalue your money. 2. They regulate your alternatives. 3. They tell you it’s for your own good. 4. You pay for everything anyway.
At this point, the only thing truly decentralized is how widely the blame gets spread. #WriteToEarn $BTC
This is the kind of influencer you must avoid… the gambler one… they will show u just victories among their losses… a real trader just can show you probabilities…