I read it all and it is the first time I’ve heard that and just like I said about Rockefeller everything with their name and their money should be taken away and distributed to everyone ‼️✝️🇺🇸
It should be burned. Excess capital crashes markets. We need to return to a precious metals standard. That is what GOD intended not filthy paper money and weird 'computer cash' crypto crap.
As a 100t Captain I love being on the water and having family design some of the first workboats in the Gulf I love maritime history and I have never heard that before, I’m not even gonna try to pick it apart cuz it’s plausible cuz I’ve seen how the rich will try and screw each other and everyone else but to switch a ship and then the fire in the place where it hits the iceberg. If they can do it right that’s how you get rid of your competitors. I’ve only run the east coast in a ship and didn’t get that far offshore during winter
You are so lucky! I have been considering selling everything I own and buying a used pocket cruiser and becoming 'Florida boat trash'. I live in the Keys and there are hundreds of really nice used boats for sale down here because the rich retirees will drop $100k on one, use it for a season, and then it sits in the marina for a decade before they finally sell it for $20k.
That’s what I was telling my wife and two sons 18&20 I’m out found a houseboat and if you want to see me I’ll be in the Keys or somewhere. My best friend has a short bus that we can camp in and party really is why I said you got the bus and I will go by boat. But if they would have dropped interest rates I would be pulling out enough to get what I want cuz I’m not gonna be alive that long
Here’s how I see the landscape on this thing. The problem is a central bank. This bank is not private, it’s more quasi governmental. People who are close to the money printer have a massive advantage. We should have a market for money, just like we have markets for other stuff, rather than Legal Tender.
Though I can also see why a government would want to say what is the legal tender in their country’s market. I can also see why a government would want a fiat currency that they could expand the supply of to pay for “free stuff” and wars.
We could probably improve the situation by getting rid of Jerome Powell and his crew saying what interest rates will be Cause Reasons. We could have an interest rate market where the interest rates are determined by price discovery.
Personally, I am stacking Bitcoin. I think it is already one of the world’s reserve currencies, and it will continue growing because it has comparative advantages like a fixed supply, and you can do peer to peer electronic payments without an intermediary.
Political dissidents should be using bitcoin. The way the “liberals” prevent them from having electronic payments are the central institution intermediary. Which is the choke point that they squeeze.
Also, the reason why we have so much inflation is the massive amounts of money being created, to pay for all the “free stuff”. Any fiat currency is going to run into this problem eventually. It’s way too easy to spend and then just print the money to pay for it.
I am not a big fan of CIAcoin, but yes, it is going to explode in value. I should have held onto mine. As soon as I learned that 'Satoshi Nakamoto' translates from Japanese to English as 'Central Intelligence,' and my infosec friend showed me a 1980s CIA data scientist patent that described something eerily similar to Bitcoin, I got rid of it. Now I only trade 'shit coins,' because that is what money really is—the literal manifestation of the shit god Mammon, Baal Zebub, Beelzebub, Baphomet, whatever you want to call the devil's right-hand man.
There's a reason there's an all-seeing eye pyramid on all the world's fiat currency. A satanic cult runs the world's monetary system. Every nation the United States has invaded since World War II did not have a Rothschild-controlled central bank in place. Now they all do. There are only two, or three according to some, nations on the planet without a central bank: Iceland, because those crazy Vikings kicked them out; North Korea; and Iran—which we are likely going to end up invading within the next few years.
Satan runs the money system. Crypto is just more 'Babylonian Money Magick,' money out of thin air. What happens to crypto when the power goes out? People are going to be broke. What happens when a social credit system using crypto is implemented, and because you said something against the government ten years prior, you are no longer allowed to buy food—even though you are a millionaire? Crypto is not the solution to this problem. It is just another method of fiat being masqueraded as some sort of libertarian savior of the world's economic system, which is exactly what the people behind it want you to think.
You really want something that is valuable? Cash out your BTC and buy precious metals with it. Those are always going to be valuable no matter what happens. The entire world could end in a year from now, and gold will still be able to buy your kids antibiotics to cure the strep throat that has them inches away from death. But crypto? It won't be worth much when the power grid is gone due to EMP nukes destroying the electrical grid.
Maybe I am paranoid, but I don't trust anything about computers at this point. I've been using them too long. I know how these things really operate. They are all backdoored. Also, crypto is way too damn easy to steal. I have had my wallet hacked half a dozen times, and each time it was on a secure system I never even downloaded any software to, because all our devices are backdoored. I spent the last ten years talking shit about my old stock market billionaire employers, and they pretty much financially ruined me. I could not get a job on Wall Street again if I were the last man with a Series 7 license on the planet.
You definitely are paranoid. I don’t think for a second that the CIA created Bitcoin. It’s a hell of a tool for freedom.
Gold will be 90% demonetized by Bitcoin, because it is a far better store of value, and a money. Gold failed as money because it has problems such as transportability.
If the world ends, then sure, the Gold could come in handy. I expect that probably isn’t going to happen.
I am sticking with Bitcoin. We will find out who is right. I’m very confident it will be me.
How is it a tool for freedom? Every transaction is tracked on the blockchain. It has already been proven hundreds of times that it is not anonymous. Satoshi Nakamoto LITERALLY translates to 'Central Intelligence'! Do you think that is some strange coincidence? The allure of crypto is, you are creating value out of thin air. It is just modern fiat capital. I was a stockbroker for 20 years man. I know how the monetary system works. I know how these people think. Yeah, if your goal is to support totalitarian fascist satanists - yeah stick with crypto. I had 14 of them at one point which would be worth over a million dollars today and I dumped that because I am not going to support exactly what Revelation says is going to happen - a worldwide, Luciferian government and singular monetary system.
How can you 'demonetize gold'? That doesn't even begin to make ANY sense at all. Do you think women are going to be wearing Bitcoin wedding rings and jewelry? Do you think that electronics are going to use Bitcoin to create circuits on motherboards? Gold is GOLD. It will ALWAYS have REAL value. That is why most the big millionaire crypto douchebags I know all have gold, silver, platinum and other precious metals stockpiled. They take their crypto profits and dump it into precious metals because they aren't stupid. They know what is happening because they got the money to buy their way into the know.
Everything the prophets said was going to happen is happening right now but people are too fucking blind to see it. I was an athiest for most of my life and I attended a party at one of my employer's mansions and they handed out a manifesto basically saying that we are all selected to be part of the 'New World Order' ruling class blah blah blah and that we should be so happy that we are going to be part of the elite class of rulers and blah fucking blah. It was so fucking disgusting and disturbing that I quite my extremely high-paying corporate job a week later and began studying scripture daily for the last 20 years. You do not seem to understand how the financial system works or who is in control of it. Do you really think that these people are idiots? They created the modern banking system. Do you seriously think they are going to lose all that power because some fake named Japanese guy made some stupid electronic currency? Bitcoin used to be an in-game currency alternative to Second Life that wasn't even worth a hundreth of a cent at first. Second Life was already outed as being a means for worldwide intelligence agencies to connect with one another outside of normal surveillance means. The CIA is one of the largest holders of crypto in the world. On top of that, there are TRILLIONS in BTC that no one knows who is actually holding them. My guess? CIA black ops. What a great way to fund your global takeover with 'freedom cash' made from thin air and media hype.
Have you ever seen what Bitcoin does to the environment? You think mining gold is bad? I went to Nevada and toured a power plant my friend bought to power his BTC mining operation. He makes millions a month and basically killed every fish in the lake next door by dumping super heated water into it constantly from cooling his server farms. This is just one of thousands of places like this. My electric bill has doubled in the last few years because of AI and crypto and I am sick of it. Crypto is DIGITAL FIAT. Do what you want, you'll probably make a lot of money but that isn't going to change the fact you won't be able to spend it once the social credit system rolls out. They are already running it in China.
The “bad for the environment” argument has been shown to be incorrect. Bitcoin is good for the environment. People can monetize otherwise stranded energy like methane off gassing by mining Bitcoin on site.
How much resources does it take to keep fiat currencies around the world going? Plenty. Are those “bad for the environment”.
The whole idea of cramming down our energy usage is a massive down grade in personal freedom, and standard of living, BTW. You talk out of both sides of your mouth.
I don’t need your sanctimonious, techno-fanboy rant spamming my inbox. Yes, the "Bitcoin is green because stranded methane" narrative is real — and also wildly overblown, cherry-picked, and conveniently promoted by people with six-figure bags in BTC. Surprise: crypto bros love stories that justify their speculation as “saving the planet.”
And no, I don’t care about your faux-deep “fiat uses energy too” deflection — that’s not an argument, that’s a 5-year-old saying “Well he did it too!” Every system has costs — the point is accountability, scalability, and purpose. Bitcoin’s energy use isn’t incidental — it’s baked into its design through proof-of-work, and calling that “green” is either ignorance or propaganda.
And spare me the “energy freedom” sermon. You’re not fighting the man — you’re running a home mining rig and pretending it’s a revolution. When you’re ready to have a real conversation without the dogma, the ego, and the cult-like defensiveness, maybe we’ll talk.
Because you’re not stuck with trying to keep up with inflation. We finally have a store of value that is verifiably finite. We have never had this before, including with Gold. The Gold supply is growing at 2% a year, and as tech advances, it’s very possible that Gold will become no longer scarce. Or a hell of a lot less scarce than it is now.
Being able to make peer to peer electronic payments , without a trusted intermediary, is very much a tool of freedom.
Satoshi Nakamoto does not literally mean “Central Intelligence”. This is a paranoid interpretation of the words.
The CIA, or China, or the USA government, or anybody else could not shut off Bitcoin if they wanted to. It’s a protocol that is running without any kind of central location. It’s a distributed network and everybody involved is incentivized to maintain the network for their own self interest.
Bitcoin and crypto are two different things. Bitcoin is unique, there is no founding individuals that direct it, such as with Ethereum, and all these other digital tokens.
If you don’t want to buy it, that’s fine with me. People who buy into the “it’s a scam” narrative give me more time to stack.
While Bitcoin is not directly impacted by inflation in the way fiat currencies or traditional assets are, it is still meaningfully affected by inflationary pressures through market dynamics and investor behavior. When inflation rises, central banks often respond by increasing interest rates to cool the economy, which reduces liquidity and makes risk-free investments (like bonds) more attractive. This shift typically leads to sell-offs in volatile, speculative assets—including Bitcoin—as investors de-prioritize risk. Additionally, inflation influences the value of the U.S. dollar, which in turn affects Bitcoin’s price since it’s traded primarily in USD. Moreover, the narrative of Bitcoin as a "digital gold" or inflation hedge can drive demand during times of monetary devaluation, but this effect is inconsistent and often overshadowed by broader macroeconomic trends. Thus, while Bitcoin’s supply is immune to inflation, its market value is still sensitive to inflation’s ripple effects on monetary policy, investor sentiment, and global financial conditions. The belief that it is not impacted by inflation is myopic and childish.
I just called my friend Toshi in Okinawa and asked him what Satoshi Nakamoto means in English. He said 'Central Intelligence' and laughed. He then sent me this he copied from the interwebz:
Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym used by the unknown person or group who created Bitcoin, authored its whitepaper in 2008, and launched the network in 2009 — and to this day, their true identity remains one of the greatest mysteries in technology and finance. While "Satoshi Nakamoto" appears to be a typical Japanese name, it may have been carefully chosen for its symbolic resonance rather than personal authenticity. Breaking down the kanji: Nakamoto (中本) means "central origin" or "middle source" (naka = 中 "center", moto = 本 "origin"), while Satoshi (聡) means "wise" or "intelligent." When interpreted not as a name but as a phrase — especially in Western name order (given name first) — it reverses into a meaning that, with even a basic understanding of the kanji, suggests something like "Intelligence from the Central Source" or, more provocatively, "Central Intelligence." Anyone with a passing knowledge of the characters and half a brain can see the irony — the anonymous creator of a decentralized, anti-establishment currency adopts a name that sounds eerily like a government intelligence agency. Whether this was a joke, a red herring, or a sly nod to the fact the CIA created BTC, it only deepens the legend: Satoshi Nakamoto isn’t just a name — it’s a cipher, perfectly suited to a figure who may not exist at all, yet changed the world... for the worse.
Also, I never said it is a 'scam'. I have repeatedly said you are going to make money from it until the social credit system it was designed to integrate with rolls out. That is the entire purpose of digital currency - to make a trackable currency that can be controlled by a central computer system under the control of the banks.
Listen, crypto bro, I hate to burst your anarcho-libertarian bubble, but just because Bitcoin cannot be "shut off" like a switch that doesn’t mean governments can’t cripple it. Governments don’t need to "shut down" Bitcoin to control or neuter it; they can ban exchanges, block on-ramps, criminalize mining, freeze wallets, and regulate custody until using Bitcoin becomes legally risky or practically impossible for most people. They can also launch CBDCs, impose capital controls, and surveil transactions to marginalize it. While the network itself is resilient, your access to it isn’t — if your bank, exchange, or ISP is under government order, you’re effectively locked out. Bitcoin may be censorship-resistant in theory, but humans living under laws, taxes, and surveillance are not. So no, they can’t flip a "Bitcoin off" switch — but they don’t need to. They can just make it too dangerous or useless for you to use. Wake up. It was designed this way for a reason. To lure people into accepting it so they can use it for the intended purpose - worldwide financial control and domination.
My guess is, you haven't been trading crypto for more than a few years and have most your information from 'crypto douche' traders on Youtube and other social media sites. I was trading that crap when it wasn't even worth 10 bucks a coin in 2009. I got out of it because I did not feel right about it because I knew even then what it was intended for. If money is worth more than your soul, by all means - keep putting money in Satan's bank account. If not, cash out and buy gold while you still can.
Bitcoin is an upgrade in money. People will continue to adopt it, because of its advantages over anything else. It’s going to look really obvious after it hits millions per coin, and keeps going up.
The original 9/11! The whole thing is a giant scam! These creeps seem to always get away with it! They control the new media so they slant it from the first moment! Wake up people! Thanks Wise!
I don't even know how to reply to something this myopic and childishly misinformed. Your feed is nothing but you complaining about how murder should be legal so I am sure you would love absolutely total lack of government so you could indiscriminately murder anyone that you believe has slighted you. You are mentally ill. Get treatment before you become a serial killer. In a world filled with people like YOU 'anarchy' would never be feasible. Go back to whatever early 2000's punk rock fanzine you crawled out of and get off my newsletter.
Crony capitalism is to free markets what a rigged fight is to boxing—still capitalism? Sure, if you’re too intellectually lazy to grasp the difference between competition and corruption. But then again, nuance probably requires reading beyond the headline.
Crony capitalism isn’t ‘corny’ capitalism, you illiterate clown—it’s a system where businesses profit not through innovation or competition, but through backroom deals with corrupt politicians who hand them favors, subsidies, and regulations that crush their rivals. It’s capitalism hijacked by connections, not competence. But sure, keep making jokes about the word—you look real smart doing it from your mom’s basement.
Let me guess—did your brain take a day off before you started typing? You waltz into my newsletter, lead with “retard,” then have the gall to lecture me on intellectual rigor—all because I object to being insulted by some anonymous keyboard troll with the manners of a feral raccoon. “Crony” is a word—though given your grasp of language and logic, I can see why that might’ve slipped past you. Utter moron. Do the internet a favor—unsubscribe. This space isn’t for people who mistake insults for arguments and think rage-typing counts as insight.
lol you weren't supposed to mention i said this sort of topic is depressing to the readers ya know dingus
HAHAHA! you actually think we have readers anymore!
touché!
I read it all and it is the first time I’ve heard that and just like I said about Rockefeller everything with their name and their money should be taken away and distributed to everyone ‼️✝️🇺🇸
It should be burned. Excess capital crashes markets. We need to return to a precious metals standard. That is what GOD intended not filthy paper money and weird 'computer cash' crypto crap.
As a 100t Captain I love being on the water and having family design some of the first workboats in the Gulf I love maritime history and I have never heard that before, I’m not even gonna try to pick it apart cuz it’s plausible cuz I’ve seen how the rich will try and screw each other and everyone else but to switch a ship and then the fire in the place where it hits the iceberg. If they can do it right that’s how you get rid of your competitors. I’ve only run the east coast in a ship and didn’t get that far offshore during winter
You are so lucky! I have been considering selling everything I own and buying a used pocket cruiser and becoming 'Florida boat trash'. I live in the Keys and there are hundreds of really nice used boats for sale down here because the rich retirees will drop $100k on one, use it for a season, and then it sits in the marina for a decade before they finally sell it for $20k.
That’s what I was telling my wife and two sons 18&20 I’m out found a houseboat and if you want to see me I’ll be in the Keys or somewhere. My best friend has a short bus that we can camp in and party really is why I said you got the bus and I will go by boat. But if they would have dropped interest rates I would be pulling out enough to get what I want cuz I’m not gonna be alive that long
Roger that
😂😂😂😂
Here’s how I see the landscape on this thing. The problem is a central bank. This bank is not private, it’s more quasi governmental. People who are close to the money printer have a massive advantage. We should have a market for money, just like we have markets for other stuff, rather than Legal Tender.
Though I can also see why a government would want to say what is the legal tender in their country’s market. I can also see why a government would want a fiat currency that they could expand the supply of to pay for “free stuff” and wars.
We could probably improve the situation by getting rid of Jerome Powell and his crew saying what interest rates will be Cause Reasons. We could have an interest rate market where the interest rates are determined by price discovery.
Personally, I am stacking Bitcoin. I think it is already one of the world’s reserve currencies, and it will continue growing because it has comparative advantages like a fixed supply, and you can do peer to peer electronic payments without an intermediary.
Political dissidents should be using bitcoin. The way the “liberals” prevent them from having electronic payments are the central institution intermediary. Which is the choke point that they squeeze.
Also, the reason why we have so much inflation is the massive amounts of money being created, to pay for all the “free stuff”. Any fiat currency is going to run into this problem eventually. It’s way too easy to spend and then just print the money to pay for it.
I am not a big fan of CIAcoin, but yes, it is going to explode in value. I should have held onto mine. As soon as I learned that 'Satoshi Nakamoto' translates from Japanese to English as 'Central Intelligence,' and my infosec friend showed me a 1980s CIA data scientist patent that described something eerily similar to Bitcoin, I got rid of it. Now I only trade 'shit coins,' because that is what money really is—the literal manifestation of the shit god Mammon, Baal Zebub, Beelzebub, Baphomet, whatever you want to call the devil's right-hand man.
There's a reason there's an all-seeing eye pyramid on all the world's fiat currency. A satanic cult runs the world's monetary system. Every nation the United States has invaded since World War II did not have a Rothschild-controlled central bank in place. Now they all do. There are only two, or three according to some, nations on the planet without a central bank: Iceland, because those crazy Vikings kicked them out; North Korea; and Iran—which we are likely going to end up invading within the next few years.
Satan runs the money system. Crypto is just more 'Babylonian Money Magick,' money out of thin air. What happens to crypto when the power goes out? People are going to be broke. What happens when a social credit system using crypto is implemented, and because you said something against the government ten years prior, you are no longer allowed to buy food—even though you are a millionaire? Crypto is not the solution to this problem. It is just another method of fiat being masqueraded as some sort of libertarian savior of the world's economic system, which is exactly what the people behind it want you to think.
You really want something that is valuable? Cash out your BTC and buy precious metals with it. Those are always going to be valuable no matter what happens. The entire world could end in a year from now, and gold will still be able to buy your kids antibiotics to cure the strep throat that has them inches away from death. But crypto? It won't be worth much when the power grid is gone due to EMP nukes destroying the electrical grid.
Maybe I am paranoid, but I don't trust anything about computers at this point. I've been using them too long. I know how these things really operate. They are all backdoored. Also, crypto is way too damn easy to steal. I have had my wallet hacked half a dozen times, and each time it was on a secure system I never even downloaded any software to, because all our devices are backdoored. I spent the last ten years talking shit about my old stock market billionaire employers, and they pretty much financially ruined me. I could not get a job on Wall Street again if I were the last man with a Series 7 license on the planet.
You definitely are paranoid. I don’t think for a second that the CIA created Bitcoin. It’s a hell of a tool for freedom.
Gold will be 90% demonetized by Bitcoin, because it is a far better store of value, and a money. Gold failed as money because it has problems such as transportability.
If the world ends, then sure, the Gold could come in handy. I expect that probably isn’t going to happen.
I am sticking with Bitcoin. We will find out who is right. I’m very confident it will be me.
How is it a tool for freedom? Every transaction is tracked on the blockchain. It has already been proven hundreds of times that it is not anonymous. Satoshi Nakamoto LITERALLY translates to 'Central Intelligence'! Do you think that is some strange coincidence? The allure of crypto is, you are creating value out of thin air. It is just modern fiat capital. I was a stockbroker for 20 years man. I know how the monetary system works. I know how these people think. Yeah, if your goal is to support totalitarian fascist satanists - yeah stick with crypto. I had 14 of them at one point which would be worth over a million dollars today and I dumped that because I am not going to support exactly what Revelation says is going to happen - a worldwide, Luciferian government and singular monetary system.
How can you 'demonetize gold'? That doesn't even begin to make ANY sense at all. Do you think women are going to be wearing Bitcoin wedding rings and jewelry? Do you think that electronics are going to use Bitcoin to create circuits on motherboards? Gold is GOLD. It will ALWAYS have REAL value. That is why most the big millionaire crypto douchebags I know all have gold, silver, platinum and other precious metals stockpiled. They take their crypto profits and dump it into precious metals because they aren't stupid. They know what is happening because they got the money to buy their way into the know.
Everything the prophets said was going to happen is happening right now but people are too fucking blind to see it. I was an athiest for most of my life and I attended a party at one of my employer's mansions and they handed out a manifesto basically saying that we are all selected to be part of the 'New World Order' ruling class blah blah blah and that we should be so happy that we are going to be part of the elite class of rulers and blah fucking blah. It was so fucking disgusting and disturbing that I quite my extremely high-paying corporate job a week later and began studying scripture daily for the last 20 years. You do not seem to understand how the financial system works or who is in control of it. Do you really think that these people are idiots? They created the modern banking system. Do you seriously think they are going to lose all that power because some fake named Japanese guy made some stupid electronic currency? Bitcoin used to be an in-game currency alternative to Second Life that wasn't even worth a hundreth of a cent at first. Second Life was already outed as being a means for worldwide intelligence agencies to connect with one another outside of normal surveillance means. The CIA is one of the largest holders of crypto in the world. On top of that, there are TRILLIONS in BTC that no one knows who is actually holding them. My guess? CIA black ops. What a great way to fund your global takeover with 'freedom cash' made from thin air and media hype.
Have you ever seen what Bitcoin does to the environment? You think mining gold is bad? I went to Nevada and toured a power plant my friend bought to power his BTC mining operation. He makes millions a month and basically killed every fish in the lake next door by dumping super heated water into it constantly from cooling his server farms. This is just one of thousands of places like this. My electric bill has doubled in the last few years because of AI and crypto and I am sick of it. Crypto is DIGITAL FIAT. Do what you want, you'll probably make a lot of money but that isn't going to change the fact you won't be able to spend it once the social credit system rolls out. They are already running it in China.
The “bad for the environment” argument has been shown to be incorrect. Bitcoin is good for the environment. People can monetize otherwise stranded energy like methane off gassing by mining Bitcoin on site.
How much resources does it take to keep fiat currencies around the world going? Plenty. Are those “bad for the environment”.
The whole idea of cramming down our energy usage is a massive down grade in personal freedom, and standard of living, BTW. You talk out of both sides of your mouth.
Get off my newsletter.
I don’t need your sanctimonious, techno-fanboy rant spamming my inbox. Yes, the "Bitcoin is green because stranded methane" narrative is real — and also wildly overblown, cherry-picked, and conveniently promoted by people with six-figure bags in BTC. Surprise: crypto bros love stories that justify their speculation as “saving the planet.”
And no, I don’t care about your faux-deep “fiat uses energy too” deflection — that’s not an argument, that’s a 5-year-old saying “Well he did it too!” Every system has costs — the point is accountability, scalability, and purpose. Bitcoin’s energy use isn’t incidental — it’s baked into its design through proof-of-work, and calling that “green” is either ignorance or propaganda.
And spare me the “energy freedom” sermon. You’re not fighting the man — you’re running a home mining rig and pretending it’s a revolution. When you’re ready to have a real conversation without the dogma, the ego, and the cult-like defensiveness, maybe we’ll talk.
Until then — unsubscribed.
Hahah. No need to get butthurt. We can revisit this to see who is right 4 years from now, and 5, 10, and 20. :)
Because you’re not stuck with trying to keep up with inflation. We finally have a store of value that is verifiably finite. We have never had this before, including with Gold. The Gold supply is growing at 2% a year, and as tech advances, it’s very possible that Gold will become no longer scarce. Or a hell of a lot less scarce than it is now.
Being able to make peer to peer electronic payments , without a trusted intermediary, is very much a tool of freedom.
Satoshi Nakamoto does not literally mean “Central Intelligence”. This is a paranoid interpretation of the words.
The CIA, or China, or the USA government, or anybody else could not shut off Bitcoin if they wanted to. It’s a protocol that is running without any kind of central location. It’s a distributed network and everybody involved is incentivized to maintain the network for their own self interest.
Bitcoin and crypto are two different things. Bitcoin is unique, there is no founding individuals that direct it, such as with Ethereum, and all these other digital tokens.
If you don’t want to buy it, that’s fine with me. People who buy into the “it’s a scam” narrative give me more time to stack.
While Bitcoin is not directly impacted by inflation in the way fiat currencies or traditional assets are, it is still meaningfully affected by inflationary pressures through market dynamics and investor behavior. When inflation rises, central banks often respond by increasing interest rates to cool the economy, which reduces liquidity and makes risk-free investments (like bonds) more attractive. This shift typically leads to sell-offs in volatile, speculative assets—including Bitcoin—as investors de-prioritize risk. Additionally, inflation influences the value of the U.S. dollar, which in turn affects Bitcoin’s price since it’s traded primarily in USD. Moreover, the narrative of Bitcoin as a "digital gold" or inflation hedge can drive demand during times of monetary devaluation, but this effect is inconsistent and often overshadowed by broader macroeconomic trends. Thus, while Bitcoin’s supply is immune to inflation, its market value is still sensitive to inflation’s ripple effects on monetary policy, investor sentiment, and global financial conditions. The belief that it is not impacted by inflation is myopic and childish.
I just called my friend Toshi in Okinawa and asked him what Satoshi Nakamoto means in English. He said 'Central Intelligence' and laughed. He then sent me this he copied from the interwebz:
Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym used by the unknown person or group who created Bitcoin, authored its whitepaper in 2008, and launched the network in 2009 — and to this day, their true identity remains one of the greatest mysteries in technology and finance. While "Satoshi Nakamoto" appears to be a typical Japanese name, it may have been carefully chosen for its symbolic resonance rather than personal authenticity. Breaking down the kanji: Nakamoto (中本) means "central origin" or "middle source" (naka = 中 "center", moto = 本 "origin"), while Satoshi (聡) means "wise" or "intelligent." When interpreted not as a name but as a phrase — especially in Western name order (given name first) — it reverses into a meaning that, with even a basic understanding of the kanji, suggests something like "Intelligence from the Central Source" or, more provocatively, "Central Intelligence." Anyone with a passing knowledge of the characters and half a brain can see the irony — the anonymous creator of a decentralized, anti-establishment currency adopts a name that sounds eerily like a government intelligence agency. Whether this was a joke, a red herring, or a sly nod to the fact the CIA created BTC, it only deepens the legend: Satoshi Nakamoto isn’t just a name — it’s a cipher, perfectly suited to a figure who may not exist at all, yet changed the world... for the worse.
Also, I never said it is a 'scam'. I have repeatedly said you are going to make money from it until the social credit system it was designed to integrate with rolls out. That is the entire purpose of digital currency - to make a trackable currency that can be controlled by a central computer system under the control of the banks.
Listen, crypto bro, I hate to burst your anarcho-libertarian bubble, but just because Bitcoin cannot be "shut off" like a switch that doesn’t mean governments can’t cripple it. Governments don’t need to "shut down" Bitcoin to control or neuter it; they can ban exchanges, block on-ramps, criminalize mining, freeze wallets, and regulate custody until using Bitcoin becomes legally risky or practically impossible for most people. They can also launch CBDCs, impose capital controls, and surveil transactions to marginalize it. While the network itself is resilient, your access to it isn’t — if your bank, exchange, or ISP is under government order, you’re effectively locked out. Bitcoin may be censorship-resistant in theory, but humans living under laws, taxes, and surveillance are not. So no, they can’t flip a "Bitcoin off" switch — but they don’t need to. They can just make it too dangerous or useless for you to use. Wake up. It was designed this way for a reason. To lure people into accepting it so they can use it for the intended purpose - worldwide financial control and domination.
My guess is, you haven't been trading crypto for more than a few years and have most your information from 'crypto douche' traders on Youtube and other social media sites. I was trading that crap when it wasn't even worth 10 bucks a coin in 2009. I got out of it because I did not feel right about it because I knew even then what it was intended for. If money is worth more than your soul, by all means - keep putting money in Satan's bank account. If not, cash out and buy gold while you still can.
Bitcoin is an upgrade in money. People will continue to adopt it, because of its advantages over anything else. It’s going to look really obvious after it hits millions per coin, and keeps going up.
But hey, whatever. /shrug
The original 9/11! The whole thing is a giant scam! These creeps seem to always get away with it! They control the new media so they slant it from the first moment! Wake up people! Thanks Wise!
90% of all media we see is owned by the same dozen companies that are all owned by the same bankers. It's disgusting.
I don't even know how to reply to something this myopic and childishly misinformed. Your feed is nothing but you complaining about how murder should be legal so I am sure you would love absolutely total lack of government so you could indiscriminately murder anyone that you believe has slighted you. You are mentally ill. Get treatment before you become a serial killer. In a world filled with people like YOU 'anarchy' would never be feasible. Go back to whatever early 2000's punk rock fanzine you crawled out of and get off my newsletter.
Crony capitalism is to free markets what a rigged fight is to boxing—still capitalism? Sure, if you’re too intellectually lazy to grasp the difference between competition and corruption. But then again, nuance probably requires reading beyond the headline.
Crony capitalism isn’t ‘corny’ capitalism, you illiterate clown—it’s a system where businesses profit not through innovation or competition, but through backroom deals with corrupt politicians who hand them favors, subsidies, and regulations that crush their rivals. It’s capitalism hijacked by connections, not competence. But sure, keep making jokes about the word—you look real smart doing it from your mom’s basement.
Let me guess—did your brain take a day off before you started typing? You waltz into my newsletter, lead with “retard,” then have the gall to lecture me on intellectual rigor—all because I object to being insulted by some anonymous keyboard troll with the manners of a feral raccoon. “Crony” is a word—though given your grasp of language and logic, I can see why that might’ve slipped past you. Utter moron. Do the internet a favor—unsubscribe. This space isn’t for people who mistake insults for arguments and think rage-typing counts as insight.