Onramp Bitcoin Media The Great Wealth Divide: Why Bitcoin & Gold Are Replacing Bonds
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Oct 3, 2025 Tyler Neville, a macro investor and commentator, dives into the shifting landscape of wealth dynamics, focusing on how Bitcoin and gold are overtaking bonds. He discusses the generational wealth divide fueled by post-2008 monetary policies and critiques the system that supports longer-term retirees. The conversation highlights the decline of bonds as real returns shrink, the gradual adoption of sound assets, and the implications of AI on fiscal outcomes. Tyler ultimately argues for a new approach to savings versus speculation in the age of Bitcoin.
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Fiat Dilution As The Structural Backdrop
- Tyler argues the post-1971 fiat system functions as a debt-fueled money-printing Ponzi that dilutes currency continuously.
- He says institutional actors often ignore this structural dilution and keep extending the same playbook since 2008.
Acronym Factory Keeps Boomers Afloat
- Tyler calls the steady bailouts the 'acronym factory' that preserves asset values for older cohorts.
- He links this to a politics where boomers avoid haircuts to protect homes and pensions.
Bonds Lose Real Value To Currency Dilution
- Tyler notes bonds deliver negative real returns once fiat dilution is considered, making bonds irrational for younger savers.
- He argues only high-growth tech or true stores of value can outpace currency dilution.
