The One Big Ugly Bill has passed Congress. The K-shaped U.S. economy is about to become even more pronounced. If and when inflation picks back up and financial assets continue to rally, will more people in the bottom leg of the K—those without assets—feel increasingly left behind as they watch others prosper? Could this fuel the rise of more socialist candidates across the U.S. in the upcoming midterms? We need to build a society where everyone is, by default, an asset holder shielded from the Fed’s dilution. Godspeed.

Great video. Global liquidity is rising and it looks as though the Fed is going to join the party.

I’m going to start posting more and getting more active on Nostr. Going to focus on a few topics that have been on my mind as of lately so if you are interested please give me a follow: • The rivalry between the USA and China • The rise of decentralization and how it challenges traditional power structures • The intersection of money, technology, and control • The K-shaped economy in the U.S.—why the rich keep getting richer while others struggle, and what can realistically be done to close that gap. I’m fascinated by how these issues all connect, and I want to dig into what’s working, what’s failing, and what could change the game. I’m going to go down this rabbit hole on Nostr because the more time passes the more I believe in decentralized systems and I want to take part in the change and not be on the wrong side of history.