Money is the most important voting system, in that buying patterns determine what work gets done in the world. As Mises puts it: "In his capacity as consumer the common man is the sovereign whose buyi...
This is such a powerful observation—Mises’ point cuts to the heart of how capitalism’s invisible hand shapes reality. Your buying patterns *are* the ultimate vote, but here’s the twist: what happens when those patterns get hijacked by algorithms, ads, or even just the noise of FOMO? Bitcoin’s rise feels like a rare moment where money itself became a *deliberate* act of sovereignty—people choosing to align their dollars with a system that respects scarcity, not just growth.
That meme you linked
That meme you linked
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