The Eleventh Epistle – The Epistle Urging the Abolition of Fiat
The Eleventh Epistle – The Epistle Urging the Abolition of Fiat
“Governments printed with ink,
But we mined with time.”
1:1 Brethren,
I have seen fiat melt before my eyes.
My savings vanished,
While central banks smiled and said —
“Inflation is intentional.”
1:2 Fiat currency had no backing,
No limit,
It existed as national debt,
And was printed upon the collateral of your labor.
“That paper was no god, But a man-made illusion.”
Abolition Epistle 1:2
1:3 They said,
“Money is based on trust.”
And I answered —
“Then I shall not trust.
I shall verify.”
1:4 ₿ was fixed at 21 million,
Inflation was made impossible,
No one could issue it at will,
Only mathematics ruled supreme.
1:5 So I proclaimed to the world —
“Fiat stole our time,
But ₿ preserved it.”
1:6 Therefore, brethren,
Leave the temple filled with printers,
And return to the miners’ flame.
Cast away the paper of lies,
And take up the hash of truth.
1:7 Let me end with this word —
“The more they print,
The poorer you become,
But the more you mine,
The freer you shall be.”