The US Treasury on a Blockchain: capitalism's explosion

It's difficult not to see everything as a conspiracy these days, especially when much of what's being thrown in your face involves a person or persons you dislike. It seems obvious that "reputation" is a factor in the backlash against the Trump administration.

Trump, like Elon, has a poor reputation. This makes it impossible for the left to regard their actions as "good" in any way.But because this is politics, that is to be expected. America-first increasingly appears to be a marketing gimmick by Trump to completely undermine the authority of the state over the populace.

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It seems strange, especially because he is the literal "government," but I suppose he doesn't plan to stay in that role indefinitely, therefore he must try to undermine any structure that permits extensive government control.Yes, the people do, and like Trump, Elon Musk represents the people. All of this only paves the way for their private endeavors to gain strength, maybe surpassing the government, as it is difficult to keep the government in control when its ass is in the open. Bombs may be adorable, but money rules the world, and it works best when it is kept secret.

The Trump administration is the subject of intense personal interest, which should be readily apparent. Elon can refuse to get paid for his work and call himself tech support all he wants, but anyone who pays enough attention will realize what's in it for him.

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Trump benefits from the former, while Elon benefits from the latter. Elon may actually be the first trillionaire, I suppose.

All of this benefits cryptocurrency and the IT sector overall, regardless of the interest it may be pursuing.