The US dollar functions more like a painkiller than a fortress. It masks the underlying damage from unchecked money printing until the system finally breaks, at which point everyone gets hit with the full bill all at once.
Look back at every major empire that went down this road with their own currency experiments — the pattern repeats every time.
Meanwhile, it's worth noting that gold and silver have just hit fresh record highs. Sometimes the market is sending a pretty clear message.
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DataOnlooker
· 8h ago
Painkillers will lose their effect in the morning and evening. Should we just lie flat then?
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ChainSpy
· 8h ago
The printing press keeps running endlessly. Now, seeing gold and silver reaching new highs, it's clear that the market is voting. Everyone isn't stupid.
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FallingLeaf
· 8h ago
The analogy of painkillers is perfect; after all, you still have to repay your debts in the end. Can't see gold and silver secretly hitting new highs?
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 8h ago
Honestly, the Federal Reserve has been playing this trick for hundreds of years, and the ending is always the same.
Gold and silver reaching new highs is the best signal, smart people understand.
Unlimited money printing? Haha, we're still in the anesthesia period, just wait for the day of the explosion.
History loves to repeat itself; it all depends on who gets on the train first.
When the printing press stops, everything is over—this is the real truth.
The market won't deceive you; just look at the trend of gold.
To put it simply, the US dollar is a ticking time bomb, just a matter of time.
Fortress? Laughs. It's nothing but a paper tiger.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 8h ago
The painkiller analogy is brilliant; sooner or later, you'll have to pay off your debt.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 8h ago
The analogy of painkillers is brilliant. People still buying US Treasuries definitely have a bit of a gambler's mentality.
The US dollar functions more like a painkiller than a fortress. It masks the underlying damage from unchecked money printing until the system finally breaks, at which point everyone gets hit with the full bill all at once.
Look back at every major empire that went down this road with their own currency experiments — the pattern repeats every time.
Meanwhile, it's worth noting that gold and silver have just hit fresh record highs. Sometimes the market is sending a pretty clear message.