{"content":"🚨 THE 2020 INFLATION TIME-BOMB IS HERE 💸💥 The $6 TRILLION printed in 2020 during the shutdown—initially pitched as a "rescue"—was, according to the Mises Institute, a deferred cost that's now maturing as inflation. The Core Argument: Borrowing the Future 🕰️ The Act: Policymakers created \mathbf{\$6\text{ Trillion}} out of thin air, distributing it broadly to prop up the system. The Problem: Capitalism's natural correction (weak businesses fail) was nationalized. This prevents failure but also prevents a real recovery. The Cost is Due: Money creation doesn't equal prosperity; it steals purchasing power and borrows the future. 📉 We're Paying the Bill Now The consequences of this "reset with a deferred cost" are clear: 🔥 Highest Inflation in 40+ Years. 📈 Debt that is now compounding faster than economic growth. 🍎 A Market driven by printed expectations, not fundamental productivity. The narrative that blames "supply chains" or "corporate greed" is simply a convenient distraction from the core issue of massive monetary expansion. What's your take? Was it a necessary "rescue," or is the Mises view of a "reset with a deferred cost" the real truth? 👇$BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $BTC $CPI $FDIC","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025102025/10/26/05149d6c55424dad820ff0d6b9a3a76b.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["BTC/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}