Jack Mallers

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What Bitcoin Did · Jack Mallers: Why I Left Twenty One · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

Is there any mathematical correlation there that we can identify in future project to try and understand mistakes that we shouldn't make?

And the two core KPIs that he comes up with for an empire

that is in potential decline is decline of wage growth.

So things are going up in price and you're not getting compensated.

So there's a divergence between the price of things and how much you're getting compensated in real terms.

So the decline of growth of wages.

And then the other is what he calls elite overproduction, where you are producing more

Elite aspirers, potential elites, which I consider, you go to a coastal university, you wanna be a lawyer, you wanna be the president, you wanna be a hedge fund manager.

That's what it means now to afford the American dream.

You cannot be a blue collar welder, you cannot be a handmade manufacturer.

So all of those jobs, because of the printed money and the globalism are now elsewhere.

So in order to make a life for yourself in this country, you have to be a coastal elitist.

And the problem is there's just not enough room for everybody.

And he makes this point that, well, when you think of revolutionaries, you assume, well, it's the poor that must be taking out the pitchforks or pointing the guns at people and threatening to shoot up and protesting.

And that's actually not true.

The homeless people in Chicago didn't put a bullet into Charlie Kirk.

It was a university educated kid.

And it's elite aspirants that realize there's not enough room for them.

And the combination of those two, this guy identifies as a leading indicator for an empire in decline is where the real wages can't keep up with the prices of the goods and services.

And there's too many elites aspiring and not enough room for them.

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