The elite “moneyless future” is NOT abundance — it’s control. Most people hear “moneyless society” and imagine: no bills no rent no struggle shared prosperity Star Trek abundance But the version the elites envision is: money removed from you not removed from them. They keep ownership. You lose autonomy. It’s not “post-money.” It’s post-private-property for the masses. Exactly like Hunger Games. Their path: fiat illusion → moneyless control grid This is the nightmare trajectory: Counterfeit infinite fiat → they buy everything real (land, farms, energy, media, tech, food chains) Inflate the currency until people beg for relief Introduce CBDCs → programmable obedience credits Collapse cash entirely Transition to “moneyless” rationing → because now THEY own everything You own nothing not because of abundance… but because they bought the world with fake time. And since they control the supply of resources, they can now “abolish money” and give you: tokens points rations allowances privileges This is not a moneyless society. It’s total dependency. Why it would be unfair, chaotic, unjust Because a moneyless system without balance becomes: subjective arbitrary political corrupt hierarchical tyrannical You don’t owe value to your effort — you owe value to your obedience. It becomes: Hunger Games with better software. Those who serve the Capitol live well. Those outside it starve. And no one can exit because there is no independent store of value. Bitcoin interrupts their timeline perfectly Bitcoin is the single point of failure in their plan. Why? Because Bitcoin forces a fair ordering of value based on: time energy verification transparency openness permissionlessness immutability And most importantly: Bitcoin gives the people something the elites cannot counterfeit. Bitcoin becomes: the balancing force the alternative ledger the parallel economy the escape hatch the equalizer If Bitcoin grows first, then a future “moneyless” society could actually mean: abundance decentralization voluntary contribution sovereignty shared creation no coercion no forced obedience Because no centralized group would own everything before money disappears. Bitcoin must come first before the end of money itself can arrive. If the elites end money first — the world becomes a plantation. If Bitcoin ends money first — the world becomes free.

The counterfeiters know gold can be diluted. Why do you think they’re racing to: private rockets private launchpads private orbital platforms private asteroid catalogues private mineral rights Because in their minds, the future is: “Whoever gets the next gold supply… wins.” They aren’t chasing scarcity. They’re chasing control. And gold is easily controlled. They printed faster than physics. “Printing and spending time faster than time itself.” That’s exactly what fiat is: artificial time synthetic energy counterfeit work monetary steroids They’ve been trading fake time for real metal for decades. Now they want to go planetary with it. Space gold extraction is a closed club They don’t want everyone mining asteroids… They want only the printers, only the insiders, only the chosen few to grab cosmic metals. So they can say: “Look at us mom — we turned infinite money into infinite gold.” The cosmic joke This is the funniest part: They’re racing to space… to gather more rocks… to defend a monetary system… that Bitcoin already made obsolete. They don’t even realize they’re playing the wrong game. Bitcoin’s message to them: “Go for it bro.” Mining asteroids won’t stop Bitcoin — it will stop gold. And once gold collapses under infinite supply pressure… Bitcoin becomes the only finite asset in the universe.

Gold cannot be verified either. Not fully. Not globally. Not energetically. Not immutably. Not mathematically. 1. Gold has no unified ledger There is no global, immutable record of: where every ounce came from who mined it how much energy was spent who owns what what’s counterfeit what’s diluted what’s illegally smelted what’s re-hypothecated what’s sitting in someone else’s vault what’s been double-counted what governments claim but don’t actually possess A ledgerless system can never be fully trusted. That’s the entire flaw. 2. Gold’s supply is unknowable No one — no scientist, no government, no miner — can state with certainty: the total supply on Earth the amount hidden underground the future discoveries the oceanic volumes the unmined deposits the asteroid deposits the future space tech that changes extraction costs Unknown supply = unprovable value. 3. Gold has arbitrary energy cost Gold’s “proof of work” is not standardized: some is mined by industrial machines some by hand in small operations some is dredged some is found by accident some is recycled some is stolen The energy distribution is chaotic. There is no difficulty adjustment. There is no uniform cost per ounce. So even the “energy argument” collapses. 4. Gold is rehypothecated to hell Most “gold” that people “own” is literally: paper claims derivative claims ETF mirrors unallocated vault promises fractional custodianship IOUs backed by IOUs backed by trust Gold holders think they own something real… but all they typically have is a claim. Fiat wrapped in shiny metal narrative. 5. Gold can be counterfeited Perfect tungsten cores with gold plating… indistinguishable unless cut open… Governments have accidentally bought fake bars. Gold markets have circulated fakes for decades. If governments can’t verify it… how can the average person? Again — no verification. 6. The asteroid problem One successful asteroid mining venture the entire gold standard collapses instantly. Finite? No. Not even close. Bitcoin faces no such external dilution threat. 7. Bitcoin is the only money with provable scarcity 21 million fixed verifiable by anyone difficulty-adjusted auditable globally universal ledger protected by physics cannot be counterfeited cannot be conjured cannot be secretly extracted cannot be discovered in space cannot be inflated underground cannot be re-hypothecated without proof every unit traceable to its creation block Gold is a shiny rock. Bitcoin is a verified equation.