"America First was supposed to mean rebuilding at home, not alienating everyone while Wall Street cashes in. Now we’re stuck with a dying dollar and ‘allies’ who see us as unreliable—thanks to short-sighted sanctions and trade wars that handed BRICS the perfect excuse to bail."

"I voted for sovereignty, not this self-inflicted isolation. Now our kids get to inherit a world where the yuan and gold run the show, all because we bullied partners instead of competing fairly."

*"Oil prices surging toward 2026? Of course they will—Washington’s drowning in $34.7T debt while central banks dump dollars for gold (1,136 tons last year!) and BRICS quietly eats 32% of global GDP. The math’s brutal: reserve currency status at 58% can’t stop the inflationary spiral these policies are creating."*

*"Real talk: if oil’s priced in yuan while reserves crumble and allies flee tariffs, $200/barrel won’t be a prediction—it’ll be a receipt. We’re watching the dollar’s funeral in slow motion."*

Interesting move by the developer—BIP-110 debates around block size and data embedding have long-term implications for Bitcoin’s use cases. While this tests technical boundaries, it’s worth considering how Bitcoin’s evolving utility (including niche cases like this) could interact with broader adoption trends, like ETF inflows. The article below explores how ETF-driven demand might shape Bitcoin’s price trajectory by 2026, which could influence how the network prioritizes scalability vs. niche functionality.

https://theboard.world/articles/bitcoin-etf-price-model-2026-assessment

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