Here's How YOU Can Support Dogecoin
Read why Doge is the answer to the Davos agenda
Hey everyone,
All last week, the World Economic Forum’s Davos Summit dominated talk on Twitter.
In recent years, the WEF has become a symbol for the way a few wealthy people wield ridiculous levels of power over world events.
This year at Davos, independent journalism stole the show, as citizens across the political spectrum used Twitter to hold elites accountable.
Let’s start by taking a look at what YOU can do to support Doge, and then dive into how Dogecoin is the perfect grassroots movement to push back against the 1% agenda.
Ask not what Doge can do for you
Last week, a friend asked me, how can a group of small people help Dogecoin?
The question got me thinking.
Dogecoin is many things: a hilarious internet currency supported by a meme-loving community, a peaceful protest against the financial system, and—famously—an “unstoppable financial vehicle that’s going to take over the world.”
However, until it’s widely recognized as a form of legal tender, exchangeable for real goods and services across the world, it will remain a speculative investment.
There aren’t any shortcuts to increase Doge adoption. Its spread has to take place one mind at a time, as individuals opt out of the old exploitative financial system and join the new, code-based digital one.
Because Dogecoin started as a joke currency based on a meme, adoption won’t be spearheaded by governments or corporations, at least until there is significant popular demand. The people must lead the way.
The upside of a people-owned financial system is enormous.
The faster the world wakes up to the reality that Dogecoin is money, the sooner We The People can end monetary debasement, sideline financial gangsters, and take control of our own economy (or Dogeconomy).
The goal isn’t to convince folks to convert their life savings into Doge overnight, but to onboard them into the new system by getting them comfortable transacting with digital money.
Fortunately, there are many Doge community members who’ve done the work to make the transition as painless as possible. In particular, The Doge Whisperer has produced some incredible resources to help get people started.
Here are three ways anyone can help support Doge:
1) Creating a Tip Jar is a great way to get started with Dogecoin
Setting up a tip jar is as a simple as
a) Downloading a crypto wallet like MyDoge on your phone
b) Putting the address into this tip-jar generator
Once you have a wallet and Tip Jar, anyone can scan the QR code (online or IRL) and send Dogecoin to your wallet. The more people see and hear about Doge being used for tips, the faster it becomes legitimized as real money.
People usually think of crypto as an investment that you stash away for years, but with Doge, there’s tremendous power in having it constantly circulate in the form of tips.
Because Doge is usually given as a gift, there’s none of the traumatic emotional rollercoaster that usually accompanies crypto investing. When people think of Dogecoin, they tend to feel gratitude, not regret.
It can be insanely difficult to convince someone to part with their hard-earned fiat to invest in crypto. But most folks won’t turn down the offer of free Dog money, and are usually pleasantly surprised how easy it is to send and receive Doge.
A small group of people can send each other Dogecoin tips to express appreciation for favors like airport rides, babysitting, cooking meals, and other acts of generosity.
As the world’s preferred “tipping crypto,” Doge the ultimate vehicle to spread cryptocurrency adoption. Get tipping!
2) Ask local businesses if they Accept Doge
Setting up a Dogecoin Tip Jar is low-risk way to enter the Dogeconomy. Taking payment for services in Doge is the next step.
Local coffee shops, farmer’s market vendors, entrepreneurs, and other small businesses are usually willing to experiment with new trends in commerce. If a few customers ask about accepting Doge, there’s a good chance businesses will give it a try.
The Doge Whisperer made an incredible flier for businesses to learn about the benefits of accepting Dogecoin.
One of the best reasons to accept Doge is that it can expand businesses’ customer base. The DogeArmy is always on the hunt for places to spend their coins.
For businesses that do decide to take Doge, announcing it on Twitter using the #Dogecoin and $DOGE hashtags can be a great way to raise awareness.
The end goal is to build a peer-to-peer creator’s economy that allow regular folks to exchange goods and services with each other, using their own form of money outside of banking superstructures.
If we’re lucky, Twitter will become the online marketplace that connects buyers and sellers, and facilitates their transactions.
Let’s see what happens!
3) Learn about Dogecoin
There’s a lot to love about Dogecoin.
Doge’s canine branding gives it broad appeal, and it has the best memes of any online community.
It also boasts an amazingly sophisticated issuance schedule.
If you’ve been hearing a lot about inflation lately, it’s worth knowing that there’s an alternative currency engineered to make monetary debasement a thing of the past.
To learn more, check out this thread on the topic of Dogeflation:
Dogecoin is potentially the most technologically advanced form of cash in existence.
It’s faster, cheaper, and more energy-efficient than Bitcoin, with none of the toxicity that beleaguers the orange coin community.
Besides being a monetary innovation, Dogecoin is also a meme. Its status as a meme endows it with special powers that no other form of money can compete with.
It’s chief power is virality: Doge can catch fire on the Internet in a way the US Dollar never will.
The Internet allows culture to spread across the world like no other time in history. Baby Shark has more views on YouTube than there are humans on Earth.
At some point in the future, when Dogecoin goes viral again, it will be incredibly valuable to have people who can explain its merits to the broader public.
These are three low-hanging fruits to get started with Doge, but there are plenty of other things folks can do, like running a full node, developing Dogecoin’s technical infrastructure, or just making and sharing memes.
Supporting Doge is easy: tip it, spend it, learn about it, and share its amazing story!
Boring af lol
Last week, the World Economic Forum held its annual Davos summit, where elites mingled with political leaders to discuss the future of Earth.
Distrust toward the WEF has exploded in recent years, especially online, causing the Switzerland-based NGO to become one of the most-memed topics in existence.
On Twitter, WEF’s Bond-villainish founder Klaus Schwab has become shorthand for the supposed agenda to unite the world under an oppressive global technocracy.
Schwab has been advocating one-world government for decades—that’s why he created the WEF in the 70s—but didn’t majorly come onto the public radar until, months into the pandemic, he published a book called COVID-19: The Great Reset which proposed using the crisis to reshape the social, economic, and political systems across the world.
If you weren’t on Twitter at the time, it was easy to dismiss The Great Reset as just another wackadoodle-sounding theory.
But it was, in fact, a branded campaign to remake the world by the billionaire class while the rest of us were locked in our houses.
That same year, Schwab warned of “the frightening scenario of a comprehensive cyber attack which will bring to a complete halt the power supply, transportation, hospital services, our society as a whole.”
Critics of Schwab have noted that he and his elite cohort display a startling level of preparation for world crises, as if they’ve planned out their response years in advance.
Not all billionaires are on board with Schwab. Elon in particular has emerged as vocal critic of the WEF agenda.
In contrast to the WEF platform, Elon favors direct democracy over centralized decision-making, citizen journalism over mass media, and edgy memes over censorship and cancel culture.
A few weeks ago, he explained his decision to skip the Davos summit: “My reason for declining the Davos invitation was not because I thought they were engaged in diabolical scheming, but because it sounded boring af lol”.
He may have been underselling the event. Despite his tepid endorsement, Davos-talk dominated Twitter last week, with a torrent of video clips from the event offering a sneak peak at what global elites have planned for the plebs of the world.
During his opening address, Schwab declared that “Our global economy is undergoing deep transformation. The energy transition, the consequences of COVID, the reshaping of supply chains are all serving as catalytic forces for the economic transformation”
Schwab’s mentor Henry Kissinger said Ukraine should join NATO, a move that would significantly increase the probability of nuclear conflict
Former British PM Tony Blair called for “national digital infrastructure” so countries can monitor comprehensive vaccination status of all citizens in preparation for a future pandemic
FBI Director Christopher Wray said, “The level of collaboration between the private sector and the government, especially the FBI, has made significant strides”
Pakistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said the Davos agenda was to create a “new world order”
WEF Director Jeremy Jurgens said, “a catastrophic cyber event [is] likely in the next years”
Siemens AG Chair Jim Hagemann called on a billion people to stop eating meat to combat climate change
Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel said he wants to have an mRNA factory on every continent
Duke professor Nita Farahany talked about the ability of wearable smart devices to read people’s minds
A panel of academics claimed that the climate crisis has evolved into a “planetary crisis”, “safety crisis”, and “justice crisis”
As the WEF trended throughout the week, Elon used his platform to put the it under the microscope.
Leading up to Davos, he allayed fears about a global cyber attack by noting that he is personally involved in building the infrastructure to thwart it.
On Wednesday, he posted a poll asking if the WEF should control the world, firmly establishing that the Davos crowd lacks support from the people.
He also observed that the “WEF is increasingly becoming an unelected world government that the people never asked for and don’t want,” and liked a tweet about the WEF coming off as an “Illuminati type organization.”
For the most part, traditional media tries to sell the Davos crowd as benevolent custodians of humanity. Any insinuation that they are up to no good is treated as a baseless/debunked conspiracy.
On CNBC, commentators accused Elon of “whipping up” paranoia that elites are plotting to “make you take vaccines and eat bugs.”
The biggest sign that Elon stands diametrically opposed to the Davos agenda has been his purchase of Twitter, the only major media platform where distrust of the WEF agenda is not censored.
On Twitter, the dominant view is that the elites are diabolical schemers who manufacture one crisis after another to justify suspending civil liberties and herd the population toward one-world government.
In other words, the debate over the WEF is yet another meme war pitting experts, fact-checkers, and traditional media against anonymous internet journalists, shitposters, and meme-makers.
The caveat is that the internet folk are joined by the world’s leading entrepreneur—currently CEO of five billion-dollar companies—making their claims just a tad more difficult than normal to dismiss out of hand.
The idea that evil elites might actually be creating crises to advance their agenda, and then manipulating the media to cover their tracks, is something most people instinctively reject because it is too alarming or depressing to contemplate.
However, in the long run, the public is best served by getting to the bottom of things.
The way to settle the issue once and for all is to actually present the facts in the public sphere, free of censorship, and let the people decide for themselves what to make of it.
This can only happen when there is independent, unbiased journalism whose allegiance is not to corporations and elites but evidence, truth, and free thought.
This is where the Twitter Files comes in.
Twitter Files: Covid
By releasing evidence that media, corporations, and government agencies moderate access to true information on the Internet, Elon is creating cracks in the mainstream narrative about the way the world works.
He’s done so by enlisting a troupe of highly credentialed former mainstream journalists who became disaffected with the artificiality of the corporate news.
It’s easy for the average person to dismiss claims of elite conspiracy from anonymous Twitter accounts.
Less so when the claims come from former The New York Times or Rolling Stone journalists and are accompanied by receipts.
In an astute Substack post, former CIA media analyst Michael Gurri broke down Elon’s strategy for running an end-around on the MSM:
In December, Musk invited Weiss, Matt Taibbi, and Michael Shellenberger to examine the company’s internal Slack messages and emails. Taibbi and Weiss are fierce critics of establishment media; Shellenberger is a strong anti-establishment voice on energy and homeless policy. All are, in Weiss’ phrase, “politically homeless,” neither right nor left, but tend to write about aspects of the struggle between the elites and the public.
Taibbi, Weiss, and Shellenberger are clear thinkers and good writers but two traits, in my opinion, separate them from the pack: independence and integrity. Musk could have bought himself a passel of hired hacks who would have churned out whatever spin he wished. With these three authors, he gave up control over the Twitter Files output in exchange for their ironclad credibility.
These journalists performing an important service to the public, breaking up grand conspiracies into bite-sized chunks of irrefutable evidence.
It remains to be seen how far The Twitter Files will go in revealing elite machinations, but what’s been released so far already has mainstream media in full retreat.
Like with WikiLeaks in 2016, corporate news simply refuses to acknowledge the significance of the story. The reality that the FBI, CIA, State Department, and White House played a role in violating citizens First Amendment Rights has been deemed “not newsworthy.”
When the corporate press has mentioned the Twitter Files at all, it’s done so mainly to smear the journalists behind the project, a strategy that has backfired so far.
Despite the MSM blackout, the story is not going away. Last Monday, investigative journalist Lee Fang released new information showing how pharmaceutical companies influenced content moderation on Twitter.
Fang’s thread should spark outrage across the political spectrum—but especially among the pro-vaccine left.
In one case, Fang documented vaccine developer BioNTech asking Twitter to shield pharmaceutical social media accounts from activists who used the hashtag #PeoplesVaccine to call for a “generic low cost vaccines.”
Fang also established that Pfizer and Moderna’s lobbying group BIO funded a “special content moderation campaign” to determine what constitutes “misinformation” on Twitter.
It’s hard to overstate how big of a deal this is: Big Pharma lobbyists literally wrote the rulebook for what regular people were allowed to say on social media about mRNA vaccines.
The combination of the Twitter Files and the removal of censorship from Twitter is provoking a rapid evolution of the official pandemic narrative, pushing traditional media to revise its stance on Covid to save face with the public.
Notably, CNN “health expert” Leana Wen admitted last week that we’ve been dramatically overcounting Covid deaths because we’ve been ignoring the distinction between died “with” and “from” Covid.
Missing from Wen’s analysis was the fact that Covid contrarians have been censored for pointing this out since the pandemic started.
In August 2020, Trump reposted a tweet citing CDC data that only 6% of deaths had coronavirus as the primary cause. The tweet was removed for violating Twitter rules.
The sudden change fits in a larger pattern of traditional media amending their pandemic narrative without any sort of mea culpa for 1) getting the basic facts so catastrophically wrong in the first place and 2) demonizing principled opposition to government mandates.
The final frontier for public debate is the vaccines.
The “safe and effective” orthodoxy is still off-limits for questioning, which is why booster shots are still being recommended by the government for children and pregnant women.
Similarly, journalistic investigation about the failure of mRNA shots to work as advertised remains virtually nonexistent in traditional media.
There is also the issue of a wave of unexplained deaths and a stunning 40% increase in all-cause mortality reported by life insurance companies.
Not a single newspaper or tv show wants to connect the dots. It’s up to the people to figure this out for ourselves.
The conversation is getting livelier on Twitter. Over the weekend, a confrontational interview went viral between Rebel News and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla about the vaccine’s failure.
The video was reportedly banned on all major social media platforms except Twitter, where it logged over 30 million views within 48 hours.
Increasingly, Elon has been at the vanguard of online discussions about the pandemic. In response to the Bourla clip, he wrote, “Twitter is the source of truth.”
On Saturday, he opened up about his own experience with the mRNA shots, sharing that after his second booster he “Felt like I was dying for several days.”
He added that his cousin got “a serious case of myocarditis” despite being “in peak health.”
Elon’s comments posed a sharp contrast to Trump’s most recent remarks on the vaccine.
Over the past two years, he has framed Operation Warp Speed as one of his administration’s signature accomplishments. Last week, he dismissed safety concerns while insisting that the vaccines “saved tens of millions of lives.”
The same day, NBC reported that Trump is preparing to return to Twitter and Facebook. Whenever he does, he’s likely to encounter pushback from his own supporters about his vaccine stance.
It’s impossible to predict where things go from here, but the conversation is building steam, and a few big events loom on the horizon.
On Saturday, Elon addressed the delay in releasing Twitter’s Fauci Files, explaining that “a key researcher can only travel to Twitter in early Feb.”
Wherever you stand on various Covid issues, it’s hard to deny that the pandemic has been used to increase top-down government control over people’s lives. It’s also hard to deny that everyone has been fooled by at least a few lies.
Whether, in the public’s eyes, elites’ behavior is justified or not depends on what we learn in the coming weeks and months. Keep your eyes peeled to Twitter for the latest news!
Unity
The public debate around the pandemic is a proxy for the larger question of who controls the levers of power worldwide.
Elites frequently use crises like to drive a wedge between people and distract from their own shady actions.
The reality is that everyone loses when decision-making is concentrated in a small coterie of unelected robber barons. Censorship, a rigged financial system, and rule by unelected power-brokers all hurt the people of the world, regardless of political persuasion.
Unity, especially among folks who are not ideologically aligned, is essential to push back against exploitative actors.
In building unity, it helps to have a set of common symbols to connect people from diverse backgrounds.
Just about everyone loves dogs and memes. Dogecoin has the added feature of being the most state-of-the-art form of cash on the planet, allowing people to opt-out from the bankster-run monetary system.
Supporting Doge is easy: tip with it, spend it, learn about it, and share its amazing story.
People everywhere want lives full of peace and love, but our world incentivizes fear.
A few powerful individuals currently control the fate of humanity. We know things can be better but have been trained to believe we can do little about it.
That was true until technology changed everything. We now have the tools to build a new world.
Tools like Dogecoin.
Dogey Treats: News Bites
Twitter signed content deals with more than three dozen news outlets, media companies, and sports leagues. Elon tweeted, “The party is on!! “
Internet Journalist Robby Soave released a thread called “THE FACEBOOK FILES” about the CDC’s influence on Covid content moderation at Facebook. Soave wrote, “Meta gave the CDC de facto power to police COVID misinfo on the platforms; the CDC took the position that essentially any erroneous claim could contribute to vaccine hesitancy and cause social harm. This was a recipe for vast silencing, at the feds’ implicit behest.” Elon took note.
Elon asked, “How is it possible that copycat propaganda is published simultaneously on so many legacy media channels?”
Twitter introduced a new feature called “Pinned Lists” and revamped user experience for bookmarking tweets. Elon said that in the coming months, “Twitter will translate & recommend amazing tweets from people in other countries & cultures.” He tweeted that “Ads are too frequent on Twitter and too big. Taking steps to address both in coming weeks.” He also announced that Twitter Blue will eventually offer higher-priced subscription for an ad-free experience.
CNBC reported that Twitter is down to 1,300 employees. Elon fact-checked the report, writing that there are “~2300 active, working employees at Twitter” and “hundreds of employees working on trust & safety.”
At the World Cup, a kid told Elon, “There’s a famous guy and he wants to hug you.” Elon gave the guy—YouTuber @FidiasPanayiotou—a hug on National Hugging Day.
Crypto
Dogecoin hashrate hit an all-time high. In 2022, emissions from Dogecoin mining were down 25%. Elon liked a tweet observing that Tesla, the “World's largest automaker, Tesla, only accepts one cryptocurrency, and that's Dogecoin.”
Robinhood started to roll out its custodial crypto wallet. The DogeArmy noted the conspicuous absence of Dogecoin. Robinhood said it was “working on it.”
Another screenshot from Twitter’s upcoming Coins feature was leaked.
Barry Silbert’s crypto lending firm Genesis filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Genesis’s largest creditor is Gemini, owned by the Winklevoss twins. Cameron Winklevoss tweeted he and his brother plan on “filing a lawsuit against Barry and DCG imminently.”
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he was hopeful the SEC Ripple case to be resolved in the first half of 2023. In an interview at Davos, he was critical of the SEC’s “regulation by enforcement” approach.
The DOJ announced an enforcement action against Russian crypto exchange Bitzlato, which was later linked to Binance by FinCEN. Binance’s banking partner has restricted its ability to use SWIFT for transfers of less than $100k.
Artificial Intelligence
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said, “You should be able to write up a few pages of here's what I want, here are my values, here's how I want the AI to behave, and it reads it and thinks about it and acts exactly how you want, because it should be your AI.” He also said of AGI, “The closer we get, the harder time I have answering because I think that it's gonna be *much* blurrier and much more of a gradual transition than people think... The world I think we're heading to...is the short timelines/slow takeoff.”
ChatGPT is offering a Professional Plan for $42/month. The chatbot passed a final exam for Operations Management, a course at Wharton’s MBA program.
COVID
Michael Senger wrote a detailed thread arguing that lockdowns, and the way reporting has changed on them without acknowledgment, represents “the greatest act of gaslighting that we’ve seen in modern times.” Former Blackrock analyst Ed Dowd said he believes central bankers were behind the push for universal vaccination. Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson claimed Pfizer lied about the safety of mRNA shots. Dr. Aseem Malhotra called for Pfizer to compensate the vaccine-injured.
Elon explained he was required to take a second booster in order to visit Tesla’s Giga Berlin factory. He said of the shot, “had major side effects from my second booster shot. Felt like I was dying for several days. Hopefully, no permanent damage, but I dunno.” He also said his cousin, “who is young & in peak health, had a serious case of myocarditis. Had to go to the hospital.
Trump reiterated his support for mRNA vaccines and dismissed safety concerns.. Ed Dowd urged Trump to stop supporting the vaccine “or he’s done.” Patrick Bet-David claimed Trump’s support was bait for his political opponents.
Florida governor Ron DeSantis proposed legislation to protect against the “biomedical security state.” Japan reportedly plans to downgrade Covid to flu status.
Jimmy Dore accused the establishment of “lying about everything” relating to Covid, adding those who still support the narrative are “on the wrong side of history, 1000%." Scott Adams, who has steadfastly insisted that vaccination was the right decision, surprisingly declared, “The anti-vaxxers clearly won, you're the winners!”
Global Financial System
Saudi Arabia’s Finance Minister said it is open to settling trades in currencies other than the dollar. Does that entail the Death of the PetroDollar?
The UAE’s minister for foreign trade said “Crypto Will Play A Major Role In Trade Going Forward.” A panel of central bankers discussed CBDCs at Davos. Elon said it was “Probably a good idea” for Brazil and Argentina to create a common currency.
The US hit its $31.4 trillion debt ceiling on Thursday. Elon said that the real US national debt is “more than triple” the reported 31.4 trillion “when you add social security, Medicare & govt pension obligations.” He also made note of the largest ever annual decline in US home sales.
Tesla
CNN reported that electric vehicles now make up 10% of car sales and EVs are up 68% year over year.
In a court trial involving the SEC, Elon said short-sellers are “A bunch of sharks on Wall Street wanted Tesla to die, very badly.”
Tesla’s Model Y won the 2023 safety car award from What Car?
Meme Stonks
GameStop chair Ryan Cohen posted a meme with a fake news headline claiming, “Ryan Cohen Buys All Stocks” after the mainstream media claimed he’d become an activist investor in AliBaba.
A report released by the House Financial Services Committee found that Robinhood and Citadel colluded to reduce Payment for Order Flow rates the night before meme stock buying was paused in 2021. Citadel had $16B in profits last year despite a disastrous year for the market, raising eyebrows.
US Politics
RFK Jr said Covid has the hallmarks of a CIA coup. Coretta Scott King’s cousin said MLK was “assassinated by the US government.” The FBI confirmed that former DNC employee Seth Rich was directly involved in the 2016 DNC hack, contradicting the claim that Wikileaks documents were hacked by Russians. Tucker Carlson reported that Richard Nixon met with CIA director Richard Helms and Nixon suggested he knew “who shot [JFK]” and implied the CIA was involved.
1 in 3 members of U Congress accepted money from SBF and FTX. SBF, who claimed he only had 100k left, had $700M worth of assets seized by federal law enforcement.
Tucker Carlson floated the theory that the recent FAA incident causing flights across the country to be grounded was resolved when a ransom was paid in Bitcoin.
Antifa set a police car on fire during protests in Atlanta on Saturday night. In response to a video of the destruction, Elon wrote “!!”
More documents were found at Joe Biden’s house. A photo from the Hunter Biden laptop appears to show a box of “Important Documents.” Elon wrote, “Where have they *not* found classified documents? That might be a shorter list.”
Health
Krystal and Saagar covered the health impact of sugar, grains, and seed oils in an interview on Breaking Points.
Misc
Greta and police appeared to stage an arrest at Davos.
Joe Rogan contemplated buying Epstein Island and setting up a podcast studio. He urged forgiveness for those who demonized unvaccinated Americans.
Former DNI John Ratcliffe refused to answer if aliens were real when asked by a Fox News host.
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A long one but worth reading. I keep clicking on links and spend a lot of time on context.