The response to the dollar-based debt that rules the modern financial system was ghost money — but bitcoin is its true replacement.
Author: Ansel Lindner
A Geopolitical Picture Of The Bitcoin Price Breakout
Bitcoin broke out of a range to reach almost $21,000. What’s happening with currencies around the world that may be influencing this price action?
The World Is In Disarray, But The Worst May Be Over
Don’t be fooled by the news, the bitcoin price and stock market is stabilizing and natural gas stores are more than full. We may be past the worst days.
The Federal Reserve Versus The UN And OPEC
The United Nations released a report demanding central banks change course and OPEC decided to cut their production quotas by 2 million barrels per day.
Bank Of England Pivots To Avoid Financial Emergency
The Bank of England is the first to pivot back to quantitative easing, claiming to restore market functioning and reduce risks of contagion.
Has Inflation Peaked In The United States?
Shelter is the highest part of the consumer price index and it is a lagging indicator, meaning prices may have already reached their highest.
As The China Crisis Deepens, It’s Clear That The Globalists Are Losing
The anti-globalist right has taken control of the Swedish parliament, which is a very good sign for individualism and decentralized governance.
Bitcoin And Making Sense Of The European Crisis
As the European energy crisis peaks, the larger implications for the world economy and bitcoin are becoming apparent.
As Global Peace, Economy Break Down, Credit-Based Money Will Turn To Bitcoin
As nations go to war and the global economy suffers, our credit-based system will inevitably seek sound money alternatives.
As Pakistan, Taiwan And China Reach The Brink, The World Needs Bitcoin
Macroeconomic crises developing in Pakistan, Taiwan and China underscore the flaws in macroeconomics and the need for Bitcoin.