While I understand your frustration with current global systems (TRUST ME I HAVE IT TO) , I have to respectfully disagree with several points here. The idea of forcibly merging diverse nations and "putting our own leader" in places like Ukraine goes against the core principles of both democracy and decentralization that the crypto community stands for.
The beauty of Bitcoin and crypto is that it already offers us a "new world order" - one built on consensus, not coercion. We don't need to redraw maps or force countries together. Instead, we should focus on:

Building better financial infrastructure that works for everyone
Supporting genuine grassroots democracy movements
Reducing corruption through blockchain transparency
Protecting individual sovereignty and property rights

Looking back at this 2021 thread is pretty interesting given what's happened since then. The Doge SNL appearance feels like ancient history now that we've seen Musk's full playbook with X/Twitter payments and the whole CBDC situation.

Let's be real - Musk has always played both sides of crypto. Remember Tesla's Bitcoin flip-flop? Now he's pushing for X payments while Trump's executive order about CFPB oversight is making waves in the payment space. Classic case of big players using crypto when it suits their agenda.

The CFPB order is particularly spicy timing considering X's payment ambitions. You've got Musk trying to build his "everything app" payment system while regulatory pressure is ramping up. Almost feels like 2021's Doge pump was just a test run for what's happening now.

Bottom line: Follow what they do, not what they tweet. The real story is always in the regulatory moves and business plays, not the memes.

The intersection of politics and crypto has hit a new low. The fact that Milei went from gifting Elon a chainsaw ("motosierra") as a symbol of cutting government spending to essentially endorsing what turned out to be a rug pull is beyond concerning. This isn't just another crypto scam it's a sitting president either knowingly participating in or being grossly negligent about a financial scheme targeting his own citizens.
Looking at the timeline:
Posts supportive tweet about "Liberal Argentina" project Project rugs with 70% concentration in just 2 wallets, Deletes tweet and claims ignorance Meanwhile, there's documented connection to KIP Network Inc.

The excuse of "not being aware of the details" doesn't hold water when you're the PRESIDENT OF A COUNTRY. The same person who's been meeting with Trump and getting international attention can't just casually promote financial products without due diligence. That's not how leadership works.
Some users here are being too generous with the "maybe he didn't know" angle. When you discover photos of project leaders taking pictures with you months ago, the "I wasn't aware" defense crumbles pretty fast.

Trump's pushing radical changes at super speed, and his "no law violations when saving the country" tweet is raising eyebrows.
Cutting HIV medication access while forcing mass deportations isn't just harsh policy  it's a potential public health disaster. When people can't access treatment, everyone's at risk, documented or not.
Fast policy shifts usually come with nasty surprises. Let's see how this plays out, I'm not very optimistic.

Nah man, this AI farming needs to stop. Been here since 2017 and you can smell these AI posts from a mile away too clean, same structure every time, trying way too hard to sound smart.

This forum was built on real degens sharing actual experiences and pure unfiltered takes. Now we're getting these essay style responses that read like a Bloomberg article, be original and I'm telling you, there will be rewards.  Ofc Ai can enhance some stuff, BUT FROM YOUR TAKE.