Mark Moss explains the wealth loop: wage earners on the left side save Bitcoin while asset owners on the right side use cheap credit to buy collateral. He argues Bitcoin holders already won, but warns they still face liquidation risks unless they exploit the Cantillon effect to build a personal treasury.
Which side of this loop do we want to be on? We want to be on the left side where we're just working for wages and we're paying our taxes and we're saving our 5 or 10% stacking sats. Or do we want to be an owner? Do we want to own assets? Do we want to own pristine collateral? Again, Bitcoiners already made the right call. You already bought the right asset. You're ahead of 99% of the world. But if you're on the wrong side of the system, it's still going to break down in a fiat liquidation plan. So what we want to use, we're going to build this system. We're going to use both the Cantillon effect close to the money supply using cheap credit to buy assets. And then we use the macro loop where those two things combine— assets inflated by the Cantillon effect, debt destroyed by the macro loop. You don't do anything. We use the loop's energy to build your own personal treasury. It's what I call the judo move. If you want to know more about creating a wealth operating system, just comment ready and we'll send you the link.
