This twitter course will help you get ahead of 99.9% of population—including all financial "experts" on TV— in understanding crypto, the biggest revolution in the history of finance
Bonus lessons at end on how to think better
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[Lesson 1] Crypto: disrupting status quo in wealth distribution
Economic inequality is on the rise around the world. But the growth of crypto economy will be a major reset to wealth distribution.
[Lesson 2] Layer-1 blockchain staking: the base layer of a new global financial paradigm
As L1 chains integrate with real economy, staking yields will replace government bonds as the benchmark assets of global financial system. Are you ready for it?
To those that worry robots will take all jobs, chill out.
Even if there's only 1 type of job left for humans to do and all else are automated, earnings from that 1 type will grow to infinite.
For example, if teaching yoga is the only type of human job left, yoga teachers will end up making say, $1 million a year or something crazy.
The reason is if productivity in all sectors of economy go up b/c of automation except in one sector, that sector's price will go up so much that it captures all the value accrual in economy, as long as that sector cannot be replaced.
Crypto is a systemic shock that’ll make society more equal.
Rising inequality is an inevitable feature of capitalism. But like all systemic shocks through history, the rise of crypto’ll help reset wealth distribution.
Here’s why & what it means for your own wealth strategy 👇
Wealth inequality is at the highest in US history. It causes social upheaval & is bad for economy (weak purchasing power of middle class = no demand to drive growth).
People say technology change, globalization, and lack of skill training are reasons for this rising inequality.
But actually even without any of those, increasing wealth concentration is *inevitable* in any capitalistic society.
Price is down. It sucks. But ultimately I'm in this space because crypto is one of the great experiments in human history and I don't want to miss a second of it.
It may sound unrelated, but last time I felt a magical moment like that was in 2001 when China joined WTO.
I was in school and went to a party at a professor's where we gathered to watch the WTO ceremony on TV.
I remember biking back to dorm after midnight in freezing wind of Beijing winter, yet didn't feel cold at all cuz I was running on the high of having just witnessed history.