From Mark Moss
Video Description
The money printer is back, and it's bigger than ever. Trillions of dollars are being pumped into the system, and whether you realize it or not, your wealth is at risk. But here’s the thing, for most people, this is going to be disastrous—but if you know how to play it right, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build wealth.
We’re in the early stages of what I’m calling the "Money Printing Supercycle". And if history has taught us anything, this could be the spark that sends risk assets—especially Bitcoin—skyrocketing. Higher than most could ever imagine.
But what does that mean for you? And more importantly, what should you be doing right now to protect your wealth and potentially grow it faster than ever before? In this video, I’ll break down:
  • What exactly is the "Money Printing Supercycle" and why is it starting now?
  • How does money printing affect risk assets like Bitcoin?
  • And most crucially, what actions you need to take today.
97 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 1 Nov
1.28M is a very specific price target. Clever. Now I want to watch the video to see how he gets there.
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I watched the video and I'm not sure how he got there.
There is some interesting economics in it, though, especially for those of us who consume a lot of "impending crash" narratives.
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The money printer is back, and it's bigger than ever.
Is it though? I mean I haven't seen a chart showing this. I know this is nitpick but this is the kinda stuff that annoys me. You don't have to exaggerate like politicians do. From what I have read that the money supply has been contracting until the rate changes from the Fed. I have zero doubt that monetary inflation will continue and increase but I haven't see that it is even close to what was done in 2020.
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He shows in the video a chart of global liquidity and how the rate of increase has been higher than ever since about 2019.
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11 sats \ 1 reply \ @kepford 1 Nov
Ah global. That I am clueless about.
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This is one of Moss's big points about bitcoin: It moves with global liquidity, not just US.
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