I'm with you on number 2. However, as an Austian School student and follower, I cannot help but see the FED as The Problem. Central banking is inherently flawed and only benefits the large, multi-national banking/business interests! The FED spin-meisters, aka Powell, et al would have us think they know far more about 'managing' the economy- and proffering solutions- than they truly do.
I agree with much of what you have stated and predicted. My concern is that bitcoin does not address the looming crisis of the monetary-economic system from consuming our ecological base of the economy. I have a solution for that and it involves NCUs - natural capital units - to create a limited, quasi nonfiat currency. Money systems are more critical to the manifestation of economic systems that we realize.
I'm with you on number 2. However, as an Austian School student and follower, I cannot help but see the FED as The Problem. Central banking is inherently flawed and only benefits the large, multi-national banking/business interests! The FED spin-meisters, aka Powell, et al would have us think they know far more about 'managing' the economy- and proffering solutions- than they truly do.
I agree with much of what you have stated and predicted. My concern is that bitcoin does not address the looming crisis of the monetary-economic system from consuming our ecological base of the economy. I have a solution for that and it involves NCUs - natural capital units - to create a limited, quasi nonfiat currency. Money systems are more critical to the manifestation of economic systems that we realize.