We told you so! Trump's new tariffs are straight out of "The Sovereign Individual." The book predicted that governments would resort to protectionism as a last-ditch effort to control economies. Now we're seeing it with these tariffs.
Here's how it plays out: 🧵👇
The Sovereign Individual" said governments would tax and restrict trade to maintain control as they lose power over individuals. Trump's tariffs on China, Mexico, and even allies like Canada are exactly this move. Protectionism at its fines, or worst, depending on your view
What does this mean for you? Inflation. Higher costs for goods. But there's a silver lining for those paying attention: #Bitcoin. With traditional economies becoming more controlled and manipulated, Bitcoin stands out as the unmanipulated, decentralized alternative
The book predicted that inflation would make ppl seek alternatives to weakening fiat currencies. Guess what? That's Bitcoin. As tariffs drive up costs and devalue the dollar, Bitcoin's value as a store of value increases. It's not just theory; it's happening
Every time a government tries to clamp down with tariffs, they inadvertently boost the case for #Bitcoin. It's the currency you can't devalue, tax, or control through traditional means. This is why Bitcoin is not just surviving; it's thriving
So while tariffs might hurt your wallet at the grocery store, they're a bullish signal for #Bitcoin. It's the hedge against all this government-induced economic chaos. Remember, in a world of control, Bitcoin is freedom ✨🙌🏽
So basically: “The Sovereign Individual" called it. Governments are trying to hold onto power, but their methods are pushing us towards a future where Bitcoin reigns supreme. Time to rethink your portfolio before the next tariff wave hits….
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Just like in Italy we are being slowly lead into a social credit system. First it’s all about free choice and great for the environment, and then you lose
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A comprehensive package that enables ‘behavioral change’