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garagebob profile picture
Bulk of fed's revenue comes from interest on securities in its portfolio.

No securities, no revenue.

No revenue, no $2.5 billion renovations.

No revenue, no average $240k salaries.

After it's got it's cut, fed remits surplus revenue back to the treasury.

Nothing to see here.

Guy Swann · 50w
I'm not sure what relevant point you are trying to make with this comment, to be honest. I didn't really say anything about class or country or anything of the like. I'm simply talking about the nat...
garagebob profile picture
If 3 wolves and a sheep are deciding what's for lunch, advances in BBQ technology developed by sheep are not going to accrue to sheep.

There's a productive group that's the cash cow of a democracy. If someone is a member of that group, BTC might allow them to get ahead while simultaneously being milked.

Modern democracy hasn't been around very long. Maybe what I'm observing is inevitable. Church possibly helped keep this all in check. But that influence has been undermined.

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Guy Swann · 49w
If you're jsut trying to say that democracy is a bad political system, I agree.
garagebob profile picture
Thinking about how cash and gold held at banks was desired by bank robbers. BTC private keys equally sought after. All have value. How about non-cash money at banks or at the fed. What actually are they? Database entries that are useful to no one except the same banks and central bank. What does this say about that "thing"?

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stacktoshi 🚀 ∞/21m · 50w
I can assure you Guy is *not* losing. I know you’re talking about the marginalized middle class, but that’s a large, ever changing group of people. Smart members like Guy were always going to get ahead regardless of Bitcoin. The poor definitely are not winning though, they’re just growing in n...
Guy Swann · 50w
I'm not sure what relevant point you are trying to make with this comment, to be honest. I didn't really say anything about class or country or anything of the like. I'm simply talking about the nature of money and its relationship to general prosperity.
MartyBent · 50w
The public flogging of Jerome Powell is clearly signaling that the Trump administration is eager to merge the Fed and the Treasury so that they can turn everything on turbo without having to worry abo...
garagebob profile picture
What will be the other headline to distract from the fed/treasury official or defacto merge? Hopefully the "all fluff, no substance" type of distraction rather than something that actually overshadows it.

As an aside, I view the treasury taking over the fed role as a preferred evil. At least they're somewhat elected and accountable.

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garagebob profile picture
Conventional loan: borrower provides security which is only realised if the borrower fails to make repayments.

Bitcoin-backed loan: borrower provides security (Bitcoin) which is realised if the Bitcoin drops in dollar number.

I'll wait thanks.

Better strategies:
1. Stay humble, stack sats, buy home with sats when you've got enough.
2. Stay humble, stack sats, get a job which bank is satisfied services your loan repayments so will lend secured over the home you purchase. Sell sats if you want to stop working and still be able to make payments or to pay off loan completely.

Other than, "we offer products that meet market needs", please give me your thoughts as Bitcoin era @peoplesreserve @jack mallers
etc #btc #btcloan