비트맥시들은 비트코인이 법정통화를 대체할 건전한 화폐라고 주장한다. 그들은 법정통화의 인플레이션 효과 때문에 비트코인을 통해 법정통화를 대체해야 한다고 말한다. 그러나 실제로는 비트코인이 법정통화보다 변동성이 천 배 만 배 더 크다. 또한, 비트코인이 최종적으로 발행량이 고정되기 때문에 인플레이션이 발생할 수 없다고 한다. 지구상에 모든 국가와 정부가 사라진다는 가정 자체가 비현실적이지만, 만약 모든 국가와 정부가 없어지고 비트코인만 통화로 남는다고 가정한다면, 발행량 고정으로 인해 경제 성장이 일어날 때 디플레이션이 발생할 것이 아닌가? 생산성 향상을 통한 디플레이션이 아닌, 통화량 고정으로 인한 디플레이션은 인플레이션만큼이나 사회적 불만을 야기할 것이 아닌가? 밀턴 프리드먼이 말하는 대공황의 주요 원인 중 하나는 통화량 통제로 인한 디플레이션이었다. 비트맥시들은 마치 현실 인식 장애를 겪고 있는 정신분열증 환자처럼 보인다. #BitcoinMaximalismCritique #DeflationDanger #InflationVsDeflation #MiltonFriedmanEconomics #GreatDepressionLessons #BitcoinVsFiat #FixedSupplyFallacy #BitcoinerDelusions #비트코인맥시멀리즘비판 #디플레이션위험 #인플레이션vs디플레이션 #밀튼프리드먼경제학 #대공황교훈 #비트코인vs법정통화 #비트맥시현실인식 #비트코이너망상

Yo! Yes! Am anarcho economist but listen me carefully (💭 food for thought 🧠) I’ve mentioned this many times in the past two years! ☺️ That’s why I’m sharing this, if you don’t mind. 🤝 The Global Economy is Walking a Tightrope Between Liquidity and Deflation The key question remains: Will the U.S. be forced to keep printing money (💵) to prevent other currencies in the DXY basket—Euro (💶), Pound, Yen (💴), and others—from collapsing? DXY is NOT the Dollar – It’s a Flexible Currency Relationship It’s crucial to understand that DXY (US Dollar Index) is not the dollar itself but rather a measure of its relative strength against a basket of major world currencies. The DXY composition is as follows: 🔹 Euro (57.6%) – The dominant component, meaning the Euro’s movement has the biggest impact on the index. 🔹 Japanese Yen (13.6%) 🔹 British Pound (11.9%) 🔹 Canadian Dollar (9.1%) 🔹 Swedish Krona (4.2%) 🔹 Swiss Franc (3.6%) When DXY rises, it doesn’t necessarily mean the dollar is getting stronger in absolute terms—it just means the other currencies in the basket are weakening at a faster rate. This creates serious macro risks, as most of the world’s debt is denominated in USD—meaning a stronger dollar makes debt repayment much harder for global economies. The Dollar Milkshake Theory & Global Capital Flows For the past two years, I’ve been discussing the “Dollar Milkshake Theory”, which perfectly explains this phenomenon. 🥤 The global liquidity system functions like a milkshake, and the U.S. dollar is the straw through which America sucks capital from the rest of the world. 🔸 When the Fed raises interest rates and reduces dollar liquidity, capital flees weaker economies into USD as a safe haven. 🔸 Since many nations and corporations are locked into USD-denominated debt, they are forced to buy dollars regardless of the cost, pushing DXY even higher. 🔸 This self-reinforcing cycle further strangles the other currencies in the index and increases systemic risk in the global economy. M2 Expansion & Inflation – Why QE Isn’t the Main Factor A common misconception is that quantitative easing (QE) directly causes inflation, but the reality is more nuanced. 🔹 Inflation is tied to M2 (the actual money supply circulating in the economy), not just the liquidity injected through QE. 🔹 During QE periods, most of the newly created money stays trapped in financial markets rather than flowing into the real economy. 🔹 True inflation happens when M2 expands, which occurs through credit expansion and increased consumer spending, not just money printing. The Fed can adjust liquidity levels, but the real issue remains: global dependence on the U.S. dollar and the inevitable need for more liquidity to prevent the financial system from breaking. The Bottom Line 🇺🇸 The U.S. will have to keep printing dollars—not because they want to, but because they have no choice. If they don’t, DXY will surge to levels that choke global liquidity, pushing economies reliant on USD into a financial stranglehold. This confirms, once again, the Milkshake Theory—America won’t escape unscathed, but the rest of the world will pay a much higher price. 🔥 #DollarMilkshakeTheory #DXY #GlobalLiquidityCrisis #FinancialMarkets #InflationVsDeflation 🔥 @everyone

After a remarkable rally, the Nifty might be eyeing the top. Are global markets shifting gears from the rate-cutting cycle? Join Mr. Rohit Srivastava's insightful analysis on SoundCloud. Explore the forces of inflation vs. deflation and their impact on markets. on.soundcloud.com/9iC5W Follow the link to tune in and follow him for more on SoundCloud! 🔊 #NiftyAnalysis #MarketTrends #EconomicOutlook #InflationVsDeflation #GlobalMarkets #SoundCloudInsights #RohitSrivastav #nifty

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