Printing money at home is illegal-you'll face a Secret Service visit and prosecution. But if you want to create money from nothing legally just get a mortgage. Bank loans generate new dollars out of thin air using fractional reserve banking.

It’s just a perfek day today.

Iif you buy and send a gift card to someone, they'll be taken through the process of creating a Fold account, gaining access to their bitcoin balance wallet, and exposed to all the other features for stacking sats. Once redeemed, those funds can be withdrawn to self-custody or stay in their bitcoin balance with Fold.

True or false: Quantum computing will know if Schrödinger's cat is dead or alive.

Yes, it is true that the US dollar has lost about 25% of its purchasing power since January 2020. This means that $1 in 2020 is now worth about $0.75 in terms of purchasing power.

From @River ‘s X post: Ever wonder how ‘money’ (actually currency) is created? It’s not just printing cash! Here’s the breakdown: 1️⃣ Banks create money via loans (credit expansion). 2️⃣ Gov deficits lead to new money via bonds. 3️⃣ Fed buys securities (open market ops). 4️⃣ Loans to banks (e.g., post-2023 crisis). 5️⃣ Foreign exchange interventions. 6️⃣ Physical cash printing. Congress green-lit a $3.4 trillion spending package through the Big Beautiful Bill. What does that mean for Americans? Your dollars are on the path to devaluation.

If you were guaranteed a pay cut every month, how would that make you feel? Well, you are getting a pay cut but it’s hidden. With the official rate of inflation at 2.7% (though inflation is probably higher) each monthly paycheck you receive has ~0.22% less purchasing power than the month before. Study bitcoin.

I don’t know, but probably. Just earn bitcoin directly, no KYC. Simple peer-to-peer electronic cash.