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Technology as a whole is a deflationary force that is driving the value of labor towards zero.
Japan's elderly dependency ratio is projected to increase from 55 per 100 workers today to 80 per 100 workers by 2050.
By 2034, there will be more adults than children in the United States for the first time in the country's history.
The aging of the baby boomer generation will create a secular trend of more asset sellers than buyers, putting downward pressure on equity indices like the S&P 500.
Nasdaq is changing its listing rules to allow large private companies like SpaceX to be included in its indices, a move seen as an abnormal change to accommodate a specific company.
The Bank of Japan is the largest shareholder of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, owning over 80% of Japanese ETFs and nearly 10% of the entire stock exchange on its balance sheet.
The recent all-time high of the Japanese stock market is not a sign of economic health but rather a result of sovereign manipulation and severe currency depreciation.
The Netherlands passed a 36% tax on unrealized gains from stocks, bonds, and crypto in February.
Concentrated, inert wealth creates a drag on economic demand because it is not circulating through the economy via consumption, which in turn slows down wealth transfer and economic mobility.
Bitcoin is a superior asset in a world of increasing capital controls because it is digital, nomadic, and can be stored non-custodially in one's mind.
One-third of the world's countries, representing about one-third of the global population, are currently experiencing population decline.
The ten largest 'first wave' industrial economies, including China, the U.S., and South Korea, are all experiencing population decline.