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The Great Gold Scam

🧠🧵 Lessons from the Front Lines: Wall/Bay Street’s Darker Side $STEX didn’t “fail to rally” after the convert buyout — it’s still digesting a massive short trade most people don’t see. 👇 🚨 1/ “Convertible gone = 🚀” ❌ Wrong. 👉 The dilution risk is gone — the short pressure isn’t

Let’s see how this 📈 $Stex

"There's a structural flaw in gold. Because it's physical, you can't really use it to settle international transactions. You either have to store it with a third-party -- a vault in Switzerland, London, or New York, which puts it at high risk of seizure -- or you have to transport it via insecure/slow planes, trains, and busses. No central bank wants these things." A classic debate/sales technique when you position one thing vs. another is to focus attention on a small issue with one side, rather than providing a balanced view. Nothing is perfect. And IMO it's far easier to make bitcoin holdings quasi-private than it is to make gold securely non-physical. Central bank adoption is coming. They'll hold both bitcoin and gold. It'll just take time.

Gold ETFs crossed $669 billion in AUM. Hundreds of millions in management fees are paid annually. Yet investors have never received a yield. Tokenization makes gold programmable. $GLDY makes it yield-bearing.

can I get a GM fam? 💛 China wants to buy ALL GOLD & make it Asia’s Bitcoin gold is constantly printing ATHs - so why not leverage it onchain? i’m bullish on gold-backed yield generating stablecoins like $GLDY also thinking of $USDKG, Tether’s $XAUT & Paxos’ $PAXG