🚹đŸ‡ș🇾 In 2020, the U.S. printed over $6 trillion — and the ripple effects are still hitting today.

When the economy shut down, Washington chose the “easy fix” — printing money out of thin air.

The cash flooded everything — banks, markets, and even households — creating an illusion of recovery.

But what looked like a rescue turned into a slow-burning crisis.

For decades, capitalism worked through failure — weak businesses died, strong ones survived.

Now? Every crisis brings another bailout.

Oil loans in the ‘80s, Wall Street in 2008, and by 2020
 the whole system got hooked.

đŸ’„ The result:

‱ Record-breaking inflation

‱ Fake growth built on debt

‱ A financial burden passed down to the next generation

Instead of accountability, the blame went to “supply chains” and “corporate greed.”

As if the money printer wasn’t running nonstop.

Here’s the hard truth: you can’t print real prosperity.

Money printing doesn’t create wealth — it only delays the crash.

The real cost shows up later, with$SOL interest.

2020 wasn’t a rescue — it was a reset built on borrowed time.

Source: Mises Institute

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