/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19526670
It makes sense but it is too much. He may be the antichrist if he is also satoshi nakamoto.

>>15125955
I understand you.
>>15126933
I was ((diagnosed)) paranoid narcissist due to my inability in expressing these concepts. It put strain on my relationships and life. Now I stay quiet, responding to conversation with "uhuuhh" and "ahh yeah" while my mind is in far off places.
I am lonely here but it is my own fault. Any suggestions on books and material I can use to help me? I am not a brainlet, I just struggle to articulate. When is it appropriate to open up my thoughts to others?

The LINK lords became more than just magnates and oligarchs. They were
the new Gods, second only of course to The Governor. Luckily The
Governor's intentions were so alien and seen so darkly that its
existence could largely be ignored.

The reconfiguration saw the destruction of all but 45 million LINK
tokens. Making surviving 1k suicide stacks from the early 2020s the
ultra wealthy. 10k stacks were usually used to endow core insurance
and PMC contracts for patchwork nations, trade, and educational
institutions.

The few remaining 100k stacks were the exclusive domain of long chain
clone daddies, AI DAOs, and The Governor.

The global economy reached a crescendo with the first public
acquisition of a major patchwork territory and the introduction of
SEMs, Sovereign Equity Markets. Sovereign Equity Markets allowed for
the speculation, exchange, and issuance of equity shares in Sovereign
corporations. SEMs solved the problem of capped upside on Sovereign
debt. Nobody will finance your revolution for a measly 50% annual
interest rate. They're going to want all future cash flows from your
soon to be highly educated tax base.

For a time, common exit strategies were simply acquisition by the
United States Government, but, as the USG influence waned, strong
positive cashflows and attracting offers from patchwork rollups became
the de-facto way equity lords achieved liquidity in their investments.