The US government spent 185% more than it brought in last month. A $316 billion deficit… in one month. If a family did that, they’d be bankrupt. But governments? They just print more. That’s the double standard. You play by the rules. They rewrite them. This is not sustainable. And deep down, we all know it. #Bitcoin is not just an asset. It’s an exit. How long will you trust a system that punishes responsibility?

Inflation “beat expectations” but prices are still going up. The cost of everything you need continues to rise. Your dollar continues to lose value. This isn’t a win. It’s just slower debasement. While most cheer for lower CPI prints, the smart ones are quietly moving into hard assets that can’t be printed into oblivion. #Bitcoin doesn’t care about inflation reports. It runs on math, not headlines. The question is not if you need protection it’s how soon you’ll realize it.

Attending college is a fundamental investment in one’s human capital and one of the most effective ways to improve the odds of professional and financial success. College teaches you how to earn money. But almost no one teaches you how to protect it. Understanding hard money is the missing piece and it’s why most people stay trapped in the system, no matter how much they earn. Degrees may help you climb the ladder. But if the ladder is leaning on a burning building (aka fiat), what’s the point? Financial education starts with one question: What holds its value when everything else breaks? HODL #Bitcoin

Buying a Manhattan condo sounds prestigious until you realize you’re signing up for never-ending liabilities. Post-COVID, co-op fees, utilities, and property taxes have surged nearly 80% triple the inflation rate. You’re not buying real estate. You’re buying a stream of bills. Now compare that to #Bitcoin: No maintenance No middlemen No surprise costs No gatekeepers It’s property ownership redefined self-custodied, borderless, and trustless. The next generation won’t ask “Where’s your condo?” They’ll ask “Where’s your key?”