Powell Confirms It—The Dollar Is Dying, Bitcoin Isn’t

Perhaps the President of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell Bitcoin – but to Jack Malers, did not mention it. In a fiery video Absolute A few hours after Powell Powell, the CEO of Strike announced that the Federal Reserve Chair “finally said the calm part in a loud voice: that the monetary system after World War II is collapsing, and Bitcoin is the only rational response.

“The Breton Woods era has ended. They tell you,” said Malars, closed eyes on the camera. “They nullify Bitcoiners – by verifying the correctness of everything we say for years.”

Bitcoin is the only way out

The comments came in response to Powell’s comments on June 2 on the seventy -seventh anniversary of the Federal Reserve of his international financial department, in which the President of the Federal Reserve publicly admitted that the seventies were a basic rest in monetary policy. “I have changed the end of the era of Bretton Woods mainly monetary policy behavior,” said Powell. “Political makers had to understand the effects of the most volatile movements of the US dollar.”

For Mallers, this was not a historical footnote – it was a recognition of systematic failure. “Before, the Federal Reserve job was to defend the wedge. The dollar was refundable for gold,” Malires explained. “But when we divorced ourselves from the golden standard, we also divorced ourselves from the physical restrictions of the mother nature. The world has been ridiculous since then. I excuse my language – it is a children’s offer, and I know.”

Mallers criticism is rooted in physics. Gold, and now Bitcoin, is governed by physical laws. Fiat money is not. “None of us can print energy. None of us can challenge the laws of time,” he said. “We are connected to the proof of work with reality. This makes Bitcoin the most difficult origins that humans have ever known.”

In Powell’s comments, Mallers saw a shift – not theory, but in tone. “He admits this. He said literally: Our function has become more complicated. It is right. When you do not focus on reality, when you can print money without limits, your job is about policy management, leverage, and volatility – chaos management.”

Mallers argued that this new mandate turned the federal reserve into a machine to suppress the fluctuations – not price stability. “The markets today are short structural fluctuations,” he said. “Why? Because they are addicted to the leverage. The leverage cannot escape volatility. What do the authorities do? It is the market. It is a tugphic in every step. Now Jerome Powell-greatly, warns us of methodology-that it will change the goal of inflation. It will change the goal of employment. It puts the logical work of the system.”

Mallers insisted that the audience is diluted for major cash changes. “Let me be registered,” he said. “If Powell goes out and said the goal of inflation is 4 %, not 2 % – Boom. If he says that the federal reserve will help fund the US government through a form of control of the return curve – Boom. This was the first bread. There is more to come.”

But the broader topic of Mallers videos was more existential than tactical. He said: “You cannot replace the Chinese or Russian purchase force with Wall Street hedge boxes.” “So allow them to lift. But when you do it, you have to kill fluctuation. You have to manage everything. In the end, everything.”

And when it breaks? “Bitcoin is the director,” Malars announced. “It is the only cash tool governed by the laws of physics. Gold used to do this, until we left it. Bitcoin is that – on the Internet. It is it. It works.”

To emphasize the seriousness of Powell’s transformation, Malires referred to the recent Reuters article entitled “Dollar Dall required to eliminate the American trade deficit.” He said, “This is no longer a margin.” “The media, the interest of the federal reserve-all say that. The dollar system after the war is collapsing. They say the calm part loudly.”

It ended with a blatant prediction: “This is a change in the monetary system. You don’t get much age. Bitcoin will play a big role in what comes after that.”

For years, Bitcoin has claimed that American monetary policy was built on illusion. Now, with Powell’s Powell words, Jack Malars believes that the illusion is cracking – and the world is watching what comes after that.

At the time of the press, BTC was traded at $ 10,200.

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