Satasha My Nash
@satashmynash.bsky.social
Economist confirming what Satoshi Nakamoto and other crypto creators feared about global political tyranny
After we ban politicians trading stocks, we should consider breaking up the DJIA; as an EFT it is only incentivizing the degradation of the American labor economy by creating a system to increase profits at the expense of inputs (materials and labor) that has been funded by government debt for 30yr
February 7, 2026 at 11:27 PM
After we ban politicians trading stocks, we should consider breaking up the DJIA; as an EFT it is only incentivizing the degradation of the American labor economy by creating a system to increase profits at the expense of inputs (materials and labor) that has been funded by government debt for 30yr
US politics is great because politicians will blame prisoners for the cost of upkeep for the prison and the very next year they'll change laws to put more people in jail just to pay to build more prisons, and then still complain that the cost of prisons is so high, maybe 🤔 stop funding billionaires
February 7, 2026 at 3:31 AM
US politics is great because politicians will blame prisoners for the cost of upkeep for the prison and the very next year they'll change laws to put more people in jail just to pay to build more prisons, and then still complain that the cost of prisons is so high, maybe 🤔 stop funding billionaires
I feel like someone in the early 1980s or 90s hit the gas a little too hard on federal policy favoring south western U.S. urban growth vs the rest of the country and the result has been this post COVID capital gridlock where a handful of states control the majority of the nation's wealth. Neat 🧙
February 5, 2026 at 3:57 AM
I feel like someone in the early 1980s or 90s hit the gas a little too hard on federal policy favoring south western U.S. urban growth vs the rest of the country and the result has been this post COVID capital gridlock where a handful of states control the majority of the nation's wealth. Neat 🧙
21st century political economics is like watching a caveman trying to set up wifi.
February 4, 2026 at 1:53 AM
21st century political economics is like watching a caveman trying to set up wifi.
Not only are there more poor people, but they're also making relatively less than 50 years ago.
I'm sure our expert economists and politicians in D.C. are hard at work on this, but it may be worth trying something other than printing out money to give to Nvidia and Amazon. #bringbacksmallbusiness
I'm sure our expert economists and politicians in D.C. are hard at work on this, but it may be worth trying something other than printing out money to give to Nvidia and Amazon. #bringbacksmallbusiness
January 31, 2026 at 5:37 PM
Not only are there more poor people, but they're also making relatively less than 50 years ago.
I'm sure our expert economists and politicians in D.C. are hard at work on this, but it may be worth trying something other than printing out money to give to Nvidia and Amazon. #bringbacksmallbusiness
I'm sure our expert economists and politicians in D.C. are hard at work on this, but it may be worth trying something other than printing out money to give to Nvidia and Amazon. #bringbacksmallbusiness
Coming Jan 2027, inspired by Mike Rowe's: Dirty Jobs, Shitty Jobs: How America Destroyed the Urban Labor Market; 1990 - 2025.
January 31, 2026 at 12:48 AM
Coming Jan 2027, inspired by Mike Rowe's: Dirty Jobs, Shitty Jobs: How America Destroyed the Urban Labor Market; 1990 - 2025.
If the economy was actually strong, billionaires wouldn't be hoarding cash like dragons. Maybe it's time Capitol Hill breaks out ye ole Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 to force liquidity back into the market and maybe get those 16,000 ex-Amazon employees a new job.
January 30, 2026 at 12:45 AM
If the economy was actually strong, billionaires wouldn't be hoarding cash like dragons. Maybe it's time Capitol Hill breaks out ye ole Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 to force liquidity back into the market and maybe get those 16,000 ex-Amazon employees a new job.
If GDP = C+I+G+(X-M), where G is government spending and the government has printed off $16 trillion from 2020-2025, why has GDP only gone up $10 trillion over the same period? GDP growth pales in comparison to our growing debt due to #leakybucket fraudulent politics #houseofcards #monopolization
January 29, 2026 at 6:46 PM
If GDP = C+I+G+(X-M), where G is government spending and the government has printed off $16 trillion from 2020-2025, why has GDP only gone up $10 trillion over the same period? GDP growth pales in comparison to our growing debt due to #leakybucket fraudulent politics #houseofcards #monopolization
Over the past 20+ years politicians across the US have been crying that Social Security was defunct and about to run dry.
It turns out their "$3 trillion shortfall" doesn't come close to the $13 misappropriation of death benefits paid to WWII surviving spouses belonging to the DOW aka legacy debt.
It turns out their "$3 trillion shortfall" doesn't come close to the $13 misappropriation of death benefits paid to WWII surviving spouses belonging to the DOW aka legacy debt.
January 29, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Over the past 20+ years politicians across the US have been crying that Social Security was defunct and about to run dry.
It turns out their "$3 trillion shortfall" doesn't come close to the $13 misappropriation of death benefits paid to WWII surviving spouses belonging to the DOW aka legacy debt.
It turns out their "$3 trillion shortfall" doesn't come close to the $13 misappropriation of death benefits paid to WWII surviving spouses belonging to the DOW aka legacy debt.