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# Sorry for being a regular joe.
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To all the bankers, Jamie Dimon et al. Sorry that I'm not a vaunted white collar banking crook who has amassed a fortune by virtue of cahoots with the government. Yes, I come from a generation of people who grew up laughing at internet memes, much like the kind of ones of you and your ill-intended comments about Bitcoin. Regular Joe's are fed up of getting next to no interest on their money whilst inflation spirals out of control leading to depressed qualities of life, and reduced standards of living. The standard basket of goods has increased five fold since a decade ago and yet salaries have barely doubled. I won't even mention the cost of home ownership.

There is a new class of people who are becoming wealthy. They have sidestepped the traditional methods which you have so viciously fought for your whole life and up to now, you have been rewarded handsomely for playing ball. However the tide is changing and you will soon realise that the traditional markets you have propped up for so long with seemingly unlimited funding from the fed will come to an end, and do so at an alarming rate. You see, assets can only be valued by comparison to another similar asset and Bitcoin happens to be priced against the dollar. If Bitcoin is indeed in a bubble, then it can only mean the USD is collapsing (and we both know that is happening). Not only this, the USD must also have been in a bubble prior to BTC. 

When it comes down to it, this will be the largest transfer of wealth and signal the beginning of power handed back to the people. Governments can shut down and pretend to cause some panic but one day the reality will be that governments are no longer necessary. Decentralised governance is the only way to secure our liberty as as citizens of the earth. 

So, i'm sorry I don't work for an investment bank, screwing around with cutting edge financial strategies to fuck over the uncouth investor liquidity pool. Sorry that I believe that the institutions you represent and defend are no less scammier than the Bitcoin you call a fraud. 

Sorry for being a regular Joe.