Thirty years ago, I lived in a country where hyperinflation reigned. A few years after that, the war came. The Weimar Republic, in the thirties of the twentieth century, was practically dissolved by hyperinflation, which was followed by – war. Today, Jack Dorsey, the owner of Twitter, announces hyperinflation…

Of course, you can't expect the truth from the corporate media or expect them tell you anything important. The truth can only be broken through indirectly, through ‘influencers’ who have their own interests. One of them is Jack Dorsey, known as a techno-pop billionaire, owner of Twitter and the Square platforms. His October 23th tweet finally drew media attention to the obvious:

His comment was the trigger for the avalanche. While corporate media continues to try to address the public with reassuring messages, FED Chairman Jerome Powell said that ‘inflation are likely to last longer than previously expected’, and that it will probably run ‘well into next year’. Experts are mostly arguing about whether Dorsey even knows what hyperinflation is at (official) around 5% at the time. For example, a member of the Serbian Fiscal Council, Bojan Dimitrijević, believes that the current figures on hyperinflation are out of the question:

Dimitrijević is right from a theoretical point of view. The problem, however, is that in practice the official data published by the FED and the ECB cannot be trusted. How then to get to the truth?

Where is the truth?

The European Central Bank (ECB) recently announced that the monthly inflation rate rose from 4.1% in September to 4.5% in October:

Even if we believe them, it is 69.59% annually – practically 70%! With a zero interest rate, this inflation cannot be curbed. Dorsey is absolutely right – hyperinflation is the only possible outcome of the current monetary policy of the world’s central banks. Let’s not forget, at a monthly inflation rate of 6%, the annual rate is just over 100%. That means that everything you paid $100 last year, you will have to be paid $200 this year!

But what is the real inflation in the dollar? Can the US government be trusted when it says that monthly inflation jumped to 6.2% in October? Of course not. Our @doitvoluntarily found the news that the US government will issue six-month ‘inflation-protected’ bonds with the second highest interest rate in history of 7,12%! This means that inflation cannot be lower than 7.12%, which is 128.27% annually!

If we leave aside the academic discussions about what hyperinflation is, in real life we see that the hyperinflationary spiral of the current financial system is already open – and it is no longer possible to stop it. Of course, things did not accidentally get out of hand. That fraudulent system is designed to cause a global collapse. The goal is to eliminate the possibility for the global population to save. This creates a population of slaves who have to work all their lives for masters who will determine their value by granting ‘social credit’ (when we already have it in China) and fraudulent Central Banks Digital Currencies (CBDC).

How to save yourself?

This blog is dedicated to rescuing your future. We have already described why bitcoin is a lifeboat at the side of the Fiat ‘Titanic’ whose sinking is accompanied by music. But while the fraudulent dollar system worked to some extent, everyone listened to music, and no one even mentioned rescuing. Today, however, some things are not possible to overlook. People see that food is getting more expensive day by day. And they see that they can save nothing any more – except in the realm of decentralized cryptocurrencies. It is quite natural then that hyperinflation is accompanied by hyperbitcoinization. Raoul Pal, founder and CEO of ‘Global Macro Investor’, has advice for investors entering the world of cryptocurrencies, predictions for bitcoin, announces a coming war over the legal regulation of cryptocurrencies and reveals the pace of technology adoption, which is particularly interesting:

Pal states that in 1997, the Internet had about 150 million users worldwide, and a yearly technology adoption growth rate of 63%. Despite that, many thought that it was a temporary hype and that the Internet would never have any serious use – Bill Gates was among those ‘visionaries’ at the time! Today, it is estimated that the bitcoin network has about 150 million users, and do you know the yearly growth rate of technology adoption? Wait for it – it’s 113%!

That 113% percent is of course the average. Adoption goes much faster in countries that are in the deepest crisis today. But there is no better example than El Salvador, whose president distributed wallets with about $25 worth of bitcoin to his people. The results there are spectacular, and you can follow them via the Twitter account of President Nayib Bukele himself:

Today, bitcoin has again reached a new all-time high of $68,000. This blog has been around for a full five years, and I am writing about bitcoin from the text ‘Bitcoin thermometer’ on January 3, 2017, when bitcoin definitely broke the $1,000 mark. Those who wanted to listen and learn how to keep the crypto keys at that time, today is ready to face a collapse with a minimum of consequences.

For those who didn’t listen to me, I have another good news: It‘s not too late! The essence of bitcoin is not necessarily possession, but the ability to express the value of your work through objective value, outside the fraudulent system organized by central banks.

So it’s still not too late, but don’t get to late too much!