 There's something called a cantillion effect that affects the dollar in your pocket. It erodes your dollar on a day-to-day basis and this has been going on since the Federal Reserve existed. In fact, this has been going on for eons. Richard Cantillion was an economist in the 18th century who mainly wrote about money and how circles around money. In general, the so-called cantillion effect describes how there is uneven expansion for the amount of money when it enters the marketplace from the central banks. So how he likes to describe it is a pot of honey. So if you pour honey over something, it doesn't go out evenly. Some people get more, some people get less. So this is how the cantillion effects, your dollar, and effects all asset class around the world. So it's pretty much a pyramid Ponzi scheme. At the top, the central bank decides to print a trillion dollars. Now there's a select privy of people that get access to this trillion dollars first. The central bank has access to it, certain multinationals have access to it, bottom line. There is a small select group of people that first have premium access to this money. What did they do with this free flushed money? Well guess what they do. They go out into the free market, there's no free market, we don't want nonexistent. They go out into the free market and they buy more stocks, we're seeing that happen today. They buy real estate, they buy assets all around the world and the assets that matter the most, natural resource assets, water, land, gold mine, silver, copper etc. You name it. And they will bid the price up. Why? Because they got free flushed cash, they didn't pay anything for this. So what happens with them bidding whatever they wanted these assets? Well, market supply dynamics happen. So what happens when there is more demand for an asset? Well the price goes up. Then while the price goes up, guess what happens to your dollar? The very stock or asset, the very asset that you wanted to buy is now overvalued because of the cantillion effect. These people first had a premium on that dollar. Once a so-called market finally understands that there's no new liquidity added into the ecosystem, your pre-existing liquidity is diluted. And so this is affecting everything. And this is why I always recommend cash is not the greatest at all. Cash should just be a means of exchange. It should not be a store of value. And this is why we live in a Ponzi scheme when it comes to the fiat money supply. They're printing trillions of dollars. We're entering, let me get this at it. We're entering a, okay, this thing doesn't work right now. We're entering MMT, Modern Monetary Theory, where they're going to keep on printing trillions of trillions of dollars. The small select privy of people on top have access to this trillions of dollars and they dump it onto the public markets by buying assets, propagating the price of the assets up. And then we're stuck. We are the clubs. We are the schmucks. We're stuck with these overvaluated assets and erodes the value of our dollar. Couple that with the fact that it's unlimited printing. Couple the fact that we're not on a gold standard since 1971. Couple the fact that inflation keeps on, it's past 2%. So literally we are expanding an ever faster rate on how the dollar will collapse. This is why macro investors are super bullish on Bitcoin. This is why I'm bullish on Bitcoin. It's an asset class that you and I have access to that is 100% known. It's going to be a 21 million supply of Bitcoin. We know the issuance rates. We know exactly what's happening with the miners. And we don't have to buy one whole Bitcoin. And it's portable. Where's my little key somewhere around? Carry this little guy around or piece of paper or memory bank, whatever you want to do, it's portable. So that's a contillion effect. It is really an affair system they've created where they make an illusion that we live in this fair ecosystem. How's it fair when you have multi-corporations and so-called private free market companies getting trillions of dollars for free to buy back their own stock and to buy it out? You priced everybody out. How can you and I, as small business owners, compete with that? We can't. That's a reality. We cannot compete against free money being injected or free money being injected as liquidity within the marketplace. And the whole system is rigged from day one, complete rig. And there's very few ways that we can escape this, opting out with Bitcoin, buying some gold, buying anything that can hedge against inflation. This is why these elite, super wealthy individuals have trust funds to buy land around the world. They hide their value within the trust fund. They funnel money through that. Trust funds are tax-affirred, tax-shelters. They can hand out their trust into board members of that trust, completely tax-free. You need subpoenas to even open up that trust. They're hiding money within these trusts that own real estate all around the world. Great way of transferring wealth. And that's it. That's a contillion effect. Look it up, Google it. It's a very nefarious system. Highly recommend to do a deep dive on it, but you really shouldn't know about it.