THE WEALTH GAP: Elite Networks Always Escape Consequences—But Regular People Don't

There's a stark reality most people overlook: the top 0.1% operate under completely different rules. In a recent candid interview on the Shawn Ryan Show, a thought-provoking discussion unfolded about inequality in America. The core argument? Those with wealth and connections consistently dodge consequences and come out ahead. Meanwhile, ordinary Americans are getting squeezed.

It's not rocket science—the system is rigged. A tiny elite always finds ways to protect their interests, navigate around obstacles, and maintain their advantage. They win. The rest? They're caught in the grind, bearing the weight of a system that doesn't bend in their favor.

This kind of structural inequality isn't just about money—it reflects deeper issues in how institutions are built and who they actually serve. For anyone watching the financial landscape, especially in decentralized finance and alternative systems, these questions about fairness and access hit differently. When traditional systems fail to distribute opportunity equally, alternatives start looking inevitable.