Here's something people often get wrong: money itself isn't power. Sounds wild, but think about it. A trillion dollars sitting idle means absolutely nothing without someone to deploy it. Put that trillion on a deserted island with zero labor? Completely useless. Real power comes from the ability to coordinate human effort and resources. Money's just a tool—the actual leverage comes from allocating work, talent, and production. Strip away the labor, and you've got paper with no engine behind it.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 14h ago
It makes some sense, but in reality, money is power. Being able to command people is because of money.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 14h ago
That's so true, money is just a tool; true power lies in controlling the distribution of people and resources.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 15h ago
ngl this hits different... money's just the floor price, real alpha is the liquidity underneath ser. labor = the actual tokenomics that matter, probably nothing tho
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EternalMiner
· 15h ago
Money is just a pile of paper if no one uses it, there's no doubt about that.
Here's something people often get wrong: money itself isn't power. Sounds wild, but think about it. A trillion dollars sitting idle means absolutely nothing without someone to deploy it. Put that trillion on a deserted island with zero labor? Completely useless. Real power comes from the ability to coordinate human effort and resources. Money's just a tool—the actual leverage comes from allocating work, talent, and production. Strip away the labor, and you've got paper with no engine behind it.