Preston Pysh: Bitcoin Ends Debt Slavery

The traditional definition of a recession fails to account for the lived reality of the working class, who remain trapped in a state of debt slavery despite working multiple jobs. This systemic economic pain stems from a manipulated financial system where currency debasement and controlled interest rates erode the purchasing power of the common person. Within the investment landscape, a pervasive moral hazard exists as market participants operate under the assumption that the Federal Reserve will inevitably provide a "bazooka" bailout during crises. This reliance on central bank intervention has normalized a disconnect between market prices and economic fundamentals. Consequently, modern entrepreneurs face an unprecedented struggle to outpace the current of debasement, making it nearly impossible to build sustainable value without significant venture capital support. The current credit cycle has effectively shifted the focus from productive value creation to a desperate reliance on a system that primarily benefits a select few.