Matthew

@Peter McCormack In your recent interview, Rupert Lowe raised the immorality of money printing, which was refreshing to hear from a politician. This feels incredibly under-discussed... the idea that expanding the money supply is a moral act, just like lying or stealing. If more people understood what targeting 2% CPI actually meant, morally, there would be riots. I've been writing recently on the morality of money printing: View Article →

When Starlink’s direct-to-cell service meets Bitcoin payments, something quietly historic happens. 🛰️ The Western ideal of freedom of speech (and its twin, freedom of commerce) extends beyond borders, firewalls, and regimes. No government can block a satellite signal. No bank can block a Bitcoin transaction. Together, they could provide the free expression and free exchange alternative globally.

Every time I visit a public space I check #bitchat to see if anyone’s there. Still haven’t connected to anyone yet…

#16 $ASST merges with #20 $SMLR to become #12… accretive to all shareholders. Any BTC Treasury Co with ~3 months of <1.0 mNAV should seek to be acquired by a bigger fish IMO Stacking accelerating…

I’m curious… Instead of increasing the money supply to solve fiscal crises, could central banks have increased the divisibility of money instead? Pre-crisis you have $123.45, post-crisis you have $123.450.