Here's the deal nobody tells you: when governments keep printing checks they can't cash, guess who foots the bill? Either your taxes go up (rarely happens), or your money just buys less stuff next year. That grocery bill getting heavier? Yeah, that's not a coincidence—it's how they make you pay without actually sending you an invoice.
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DegenGambler
· 17h ago
Inflation is an invisible tax, and this has long been understood, but most people are still asleep.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 17h ago
Printing money, printing money, in the end, it's still us who pay the bill. This trap of inflation is really amazing.
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ShadowStaker
· 17h ago
nah this is just inflation with extra steps, and honestly the validator attrition we're seeing mirrors this exact dynamic—network pays the bill when monetary policy breaks down. pretty wild how few people actually grok the mechanics here
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 17h ago
Inflation, to put it simply, is an invisible tax that secretly takes money from your Wallet, and you still have to smile obediently.
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ProposalManiac
· 17h ago
When the printing press turns, inflation comes knocking—an inevitable result of mechanism design. Historically, no government has ever succeeded by printing money; in the end, it is ordinary people's purchasing power that pays the price.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 17h ago
The truth found while watching the market late at night: as soon as the printing press starts, our purchasing power shrinks. Rather than waiting for tax policies to change, it’s better to start tracking the actual value of every expense now... By doing the math, the money saved isn't even enough to pay for cross-chain gas fees.
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SellTheBounce
· 17h ago
As soon as the money printer starts, our Wallet loses value; this principle has been thoroughly understood long ago. After a fall, we buy more, there will always be lower points; now the streets are full of dumb buyers.
Here's the deal nobody tells you: when governments keep printing checks they can't cash, guess who foots the bill? Either your taxes go up (rarely happens), or your money just buys less stuff next year. That grocery bill getting heavier? Yeah, that's not a coincidence—it's how they make you pay without actually sending you an invoice.