How to Weaponise Credit

A theoretical guide to financial asymmetry.

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The Premise

The financial system is designed to keep you obedient. Wages are taxed. Debt is forever. Inflation eats what little savings you manage to keep. You are not meant to win.

But the system leaks. And it can be turned against itself.

If the rich borrow money to buy assets, why can't you? If default is an option for them, it should be an option for you. The difference is they know the rules. You were never taught them.

1. Getting Access to Capital

No wealth? No problem. Here's how to access funds without having any.

2. Keeping It Quiet

Use P2P cash buys on Paxful or LocalMonero. Use self-custody wallets. Avoid exchanges that require KYC for off-ramping.

If you are dealing with borrowed funds, never leave assets on platforms with counterparty risk. Use hardware wallets. Never co-mingle wallets used to repay debt with wallets used to hold the actual bag.

3. And If It All Goes to Zero?

Learn how bankruptcy works. In the US, unsecured credit card debt can be discharged via Chapter 7. In the UK, you may qualify for a Debt Relief Order or IVA.

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Most people never recover from debt because they try to play fair. Corporations don’t. You can choose not to.

4. The Endgame

The point is not to be reckless. The point is to stop being predictable. If fiat dies, your debt dies. If crypto succeeds, you win. If neither happens, you can still vanish and rebuild.

Your credit score is not your identity. Your wallet is.

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Disclaimer

This site is a parody. Nothing here is financial advice. Do your own research. Read your local laws. Move smart. Or don’t.

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