RE: LeoThread 2025-08-06 17:23
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Hahaha.
As you're LEO's alter ego of Michael Saylor (both you and him own around 3% of their base asset's total supply), I just hope you would time your LEO sales on a daily basis so that the SIRP, POL & Leostrategy buybacks would absorb your tokens, and not tank the market value for the other holders 😃.
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Ha! Yeah. I am hoping not to have to sell at all, but one never knows.
From what we've seen, the Trump administration's bet is to weaken the dollar as much as possible, to lower the humongous debt impact, and hold on to sound money (Bitcoin & some cryptos).
It seems to be the best political & economic conjuncture to HODL for a couple of years 😊.
I do think that is generally correct. Inflate away the debt.
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Now I'm worried this is the consensus view... 😆
Worried, under which angle?
The ones who will suffer economically in the US due to this "Inflate away the debt" strategy are the segments of population of which the income depends on the State (public servants, pensioners, anybody who receives grants from the authorities...).
The private sector players, on the other hand, should globally benefit from such an orientation - above all if a part of their assets in in Bitcoin or self-custodied cryptos 😊.
Inflation is never a good outcome for almost any party, it doesnt matter if public or private. It means that the unit used to save capital, which is the same as prosperity, devaluates.
However, as you say, holders of scarce and desirable assets will thrive.