I have no idea what I'm doing most of the time. What does that mean to have an idea anyway - and why does it have to be a prerequisite of doing anything.
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Many misunderstand gold’s rise: it’s not about making you rich—it’s about solving debt. Suppose I owe you $1M but can’t pay in cash. No problem—I control gold’s price. I pump gold to $1M per gram. Your gold is now worth $1M. I give you 1 gram—debt cleared, system stabilized. Later, I crash gold back to $10 per gram. Your gold is now worth only $10, but I can buy it back for $10. Result: My debt: gone My gold: back Your asset: legally shrunk No default, no robbery—it looks fair. The real winner is never the asset holder—it’s the one with pricing power. Every surge you see could just be the prelude to the next harvest.
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Not sure if you feel the same, but back when SOL was hot, I always felt behind and saw no real way to make money. Since early this year, on BSC, there have been wins and losses and some flaws, but BSC gives a real sense of earning potential—and you actually can make money. Now, I hardly feel interested in SOL or ETH chains—they’re too “serious.” BSC still remains my favorite.s
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