Something huge is happening right now, and people need to wake the fu** up.

Yes, financial giants are quietly shorting the Dollar.

And it’s being done using #Bitcoin .

One of the pioneer is @saylor.

Here’s how it works in simple terms.

Someone like Michael Saylor buys 1 Bitcoin for $100,000.

He then borrows $50,000 using that Bitcoin as collateral. With that $50,000, he buys another 0.5 Bitcoin.

Now he holds 1.5 Bitcoin and has a $50,000 debt, which is around 30% of his Bitcoin’s value.

When Bitcoin rises to $200,000, his 1.5 Bitcoin are now worth $300,000. He still only owes $50,000.

With $300,000 in collateral, he can borrow an extra $60,000 and use it to pick up another 0.3 Bitcoin.

Now he has 1.8 Bitcoin and $110,000 in debt. Still around 30% leverage.

He repeats this over and over.

As Bitcoin goes up, he increases his Bitcoin holdings and his debt in dollars. But since the dollar is losing value against Bitcoin, he’s winning on both sides.

He’s effectively shorting the dollar.

And if only American institutions and corporations play this game, what they’re really doing is dumping the dollar onto the rest of the world.

The message from big financial players is clear: any company with long term savings should consider moving into Bitcoin to protect itself from the decline of the dollar.

It’s a hedge against monetary decay.

What Saylor is doing is a direct response to the core mechanics of usury.

He isn't just a clever trade; it's a symptom of a terminally ill financial system built on usury.

Therefore, he's betting on the system's collapse, which will inevitably happen.