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The dollar isn’t dying. But what backs it will change – and who controls that backing. A private, crypto-based, multi-asset stablecoin (like USD₁) could redefine financial sovereignty. Watch USD₁, BTC, and ETH closely. [8/]

Portfolio implications: – Short term: ETH likely outperforms – Mid term: ETH & BTC both thrive – Long term: BTC gains as global reserve; ETH as financial rails Diversification isn’t a meme – it’s strategy. [7/]

USD₁ today = 100% backed by U.S. treasuries. Tomorrow? A hybrid model is plausible: – 50% Treasuries – 25% tokenized gold – 25% BTC That’s a decentralized, collateralized monetary system. Source: www.coindesk.com/business/202... [6/]

Long term = BTC resurgence If USD₁ integrates BTC or gold as part of its reserve model, BTC could become the monetary base of a post-Fed economy. Think: digital gold meets programmatic trust. Source: www.reuters.com/technology/t... [5/]

Short term = ETH dominance – Real-world asset tokenization is happening on Ethereum – ETH gets burned with every transaction (EIP-1559) – ETH staking = passive yield ETH = deflationary + productive. [4/]

WLFI holds ETH, WBTC, AAVE, ENS, and more. Why WBTC? Because Ethereum is the programmable infrastructure behind DeFi, RWA, and stablecoins. BTC is hard money. ETH is the engine. Source: www.theblock.co/post/338667 [3/]

The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 suggests dismantling the Fed. At the same time, Trump-affiliated WLFI is launching USD₁, a new stablecoin backed by U.S. treasuries. This isn’t just politics. It’s monetary strategy. Source: www.project2025.org [2/]

What if the Federal Reserve disappeared? Let’s talk about a possible future where central banking is replaced by crypto-based systems – with stablecoins backed by Bitcoin, gold, and treasuries. This might not be sci-fi. It’s quietly taking shape. A thread: [1/]

“Is a hot dog a sandwich…legally?” Featuring a cameo from @rosannapansino.bsky.social youtube.com/shorts/xNfJt...

A great time to note that Musk’s election prize schemes are potentially a crime in Wisconsin, and that the president can’t pardon state crimes. 😎

On Twitter I challenged Elon simps to provide proof of DOGE finding fraud. I've given them 72 hours and offered a $1000 cash prize. Elon claims of $117B a "vast" amount of it is "obvious fraud" and that he has "proven" it. We're 17 hours into the bet and so far, they're struggling.

1/19 The new Republican budget is 99 pages long and sets out roughly $1.60T in discretionary funding *so far*. Here's the breakdown, and what likely lays ahead for the US budget:

The Telegraph reporting the US has informed allies that it will “cease all future military exercises in Europe” Doesn’t save the US significant funds as our troops are already stationed in the region. It just leaves the US less prepared to respond. It doesn’t help America. Just Putin.

1/31 Meet project "Good Old USA" the now unsealed DoJ file on the Russian influence in the US to sway opinion on the war in Ukraine. Something Trump has bought into hook-line and sinker. It was held under seal, because we got the literal playbook revealing their methods