There's an American family with 14 billionaires. More than any family on Earth. And they control the ENTIRE global food supply. It's not the Waltons. It's not the Kochs. 99% of people have never heard their name. Here's how they became the richest invisible dynasty: 🧵

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Traditional investment managers charge high fees to essentially sit on their hands. They don't have the same goals as you. You want growth. They want easy clients to manage. That misalignment has cost regular people decades of potential gains.

By 2030, AI will use crypto to pay themselves. The financial system is moving to blockchain rails. Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, all building on crypto. This isn't speculation anymore. It's the future infrastructure of money. The problem?

The crypto market is worth $4 trillion today. By 2034, Raoul predicts $100 trillion. That's only 4% of the journey. $96 trillion in wealth will be created, the largest wealth transfer in history. And anyone can participate...

Anyone can buy Bitcoin. You don't need to be rich. You can buy $10 worth, and it grows at the same rate as someone who buys $10 million worth. The crazy part?

Bitcoin. Since 2012, Bitcoin is up 64 MILLION percent. It's the best-performing asset in human history. Average return: 145% per year. Compare that to the S&P 500's 12% per year (which barely beats the 8% currency debasement). The math is simple:

Raoul discovered the answer in 2012. After watching banks steal his friends' retirement savings in Spain. After seeing the 2008 crisis destroy lives. He found a new system of money that couldn't be printed away:

Not you. The robot companies get paid. The AI companies get paid. This is the biggest change in human civilization. So what do you do?

By 2030, AI will have an IQ of 600+. Robots will cost $15,000 and work 24/7. Your job? Probably automated. Raoul calls this "infinite humans" entering the economy. Economic growth picks up. But who gets paid?

The system is designed this way. After 2008, governments discovered they could print unlimited money without immediate collapse. They call it "quantitative easing." It's really just stealing 8% of your purchasing power every year. And it gets worse:

Every year, they print more money to service government debt. Your wages go up 3% per year. But assets go up 8% from currency debasement alone. This is why you're working three jobs and still can't afford a house.

Your money loses 8% of its value every single year. Not from inflation at the grocery store. From currency debasement, governments printing money to pay their debts. When your grandfather bought a house, it cost 3.5x his income. Today? 10-12x your income...

Meet Raoul Pal. Former Goldman Sachs executive who managed half a billion dollars. He predicted the 2008 financial crisis before it happened. Then he saw something that made him quit Wall Street forever. The discovery?

This Goldman Sachs legend just revealed why you're working 3 jobs and still can't afford a house. The system steals 8% of your wealth every year, and it's only getting worse. But he found a solution... Here are his latest warnings (and how to survive this chaos):🧵

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