The Fed’s Market Manipulation Playbook: How the Wealthy Always Win
The Fed’s Dirty Secret: How They Rig the Market for the Rich (While You Get Left Behind)
When asset prices crash, the Federal Reserve steps in to save the market.
Sounds great, right? Wrong.
Because they’re not saving you—they’re saving the rich.
Here’s how the game really works… 👇
2008: The housing market collapsed. The Fed bailed out the banks. 2023: Banks failed again. The Fed bailed them out.
Every time a crisis happens, the Fed prints trillions to rescue assets—but only the assets held by the wealthiest players.
Why the Fed?
Because they own the money printer. 💰
When prices crash, they don’t let the market decide. Instead, they flood the system with new money, buying up assets to prop up their value.
But here’s the problem…
Imagine taking an exam—
❌ If you fail, you still pass because the school doesn’t allow failing grades. That’s the Fed’s strategy.
They refuse to let assets fall in price, even when they should.
What happens when you eliminate failure?
🚨 You eliminate risk for the rich.
Rich investors know the Fed will always step in, so they take bigger risks.
If things go south? They get bailed out. Meanwhile, regular people? They get stuck with inflation and debt.
Now, let’s talk about how the Fed does this.
They create money through the banking system. That money is only accessible to people with assets to use as collateral.
Guess what?
Only the top 5-7% have access.
The top 1% benefit the most.
This process is called Quantitative Easing (QE).
You know that $1,200 stimulus check you got during COVID? Rich people got something similar—But instead of $1,200, they got $12 trillion.
That money wasn’t sent to their checking accounts—it was pumped into stocks, real estate, and other assets.
📈 The stock market soared.
🏡 Housing prices skyrocketed.
🚗 Even luxury cars became impossible to buy.
But your wages? Stagnant.
The free market was supposed to let bad investments fail. But when the system is rigged, there’s no real capitalism. It’s socialism for the rich.
And this is exactly why Bitcoin is different.
Bitcoin is a free market.
It doesn’t have a bailout button.
It doesn’t have a money printer.
It’s as much for the poor as it is for the rich.
Bitcoin is allowed to crash. And because of that, it won’t fail.
The Fed prevents failure—which creates a fragile system. Bitcoin allows failure—which makes it stronger.
If you believe in Bitcoin, but don’t like free market volatility, you don’t understand Bitcoin.
Bitcoin wasn’t made to live in a bubble. It was made to stand alone in the storm. While the Fed rigs the traditional system, Bitcoin follows natural law.
There’s no central planner. No QE. No rigging of prices. Just pure, unstoppable capitalism.
When the next crash comes, watch what happens:
📉 Fiat assets will need another bailout. ⚡ Bitcoin will keep running—no safety net needed.
That’s real financial freedom.
The question is: Are you going to keep playing in their rigged casino?
Or are you going to choose the only free market left?
Your move. 🚀 #Bitcoin
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