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Australian inflation printed at 3.8% Tracking the Australian M3 money supply growth rate VS the inflation growth rate Year on Year (YoY), things look a little different. Why is the M3 (Australia's broad money) expanding at an average of: 👉M3: 7.68% per year, EVERY year and inflation at... 👉 CPI: 2.91% per year If you aren't holding assets, the gap between you working and retiring with any type of wealth is widening. I hold Bitcoin because it's a finite asset, boarderless, 24/7 liquid, and freedom money. It's an asset I can hold for the future, or spend. Only 21 million will ever be created. 20 million have already been mined, with the remaining 1,000,000 issued over the next 120 years. The issuance rate of Bitcoin per year from now until the year 2100 is 0.0686% per year. So how many times faster is the M3 going to expand on average vs Bitcoin over the next 100 years? About 107x the velocity.

RuneScape gold is being treated like real property in a UK theft case A judge ruled it can legally count as stolen after an ex-dev was accused of stealing $700K worth of in-game currency

actually this is what i was talking about, the system looks sustainable for now, but users who are losing money will gradually stop using it right now the product makes around 1m$ per day and the token is at $564, but once users drop off and revenue declines, it is clear the token will not be able to hold these levels you should plan your strategy accordingly

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