The Melting Dollar
The dollar has lost about 88% of its purchasing power since 1971, the melt is compounding, and the world will end up measuring in something that does not melt.
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Bitcoin’s clock is not a stopwatch
What a Bitcoin block height tells you—and what it does not.
Scarcity under pressure
Six bond, debt and Bitcoin charts, tested against the latest inflation, growth and funding evidence.
The Real Crash: What Happens When Bitcoin Becomes the Denominator?
Changing the unit of account changes the story. Historical currency and commodity ratios, money-supply adjustment, risk-taking incentives and the price of future money.
When the Government Becomes the Bid
Treasury's larger long-bond buybacks are not formal yield curve control. They are a warning that debt-service pressure is beginning to shape policy.
A $143 trillion bond market is looking for a new place to sit
The world's collateral base is degrading in real time. Bitcoin is the obvious replacement, and self custody is the only version of it that actually works.
A Vault Layer for Every LoopXXI App
LoopXXI is making encrypted, user-controlled data capsules a shared layer across its apps for people and AI agents.