This article is a personal commentary and outline of the spiritual memetics that have come to define an emergent investing philosophy among participants in the SPX6900. Its intention is not to convince you of rational narratives; it is my attempt to reorient your heart toward embracing the impossible as a necessary faculty of existing and self-actualization.
I am a fervent adherent to the inevitable spiritualization of every asset and their evolution into vessels through which we can encounter God. Not as intermediary idols standing between humanity and God, but as experiential conduits through which transcendence is accelerated and energized. The asset itself has become the cathedral and place of worship. Allocating capital has become the act of prayer. The metaphysical currency tied to your physical dollars is multiplied when it's allocated to something pure. There is such a thing as spiritually dead capital, and the only way to resuscitate it is to invest it in the good and the beautiful.
The S&P 500 is short for Standard & Poor's 500. What are the odds that the darling of the stock market would be named Standard and Poor? I do not believe in coincidences; coincidence is merely a word used by the godless to undermine the Divine. All iconography is magick disguised as branding, and the boomer generation fell for it. Upon their entry into the S&P 500 they signed a metaphysical contract consenting to banal poverty.
SPX6900: An Asset Class In the Image of God
SPX6900 is the nullification spell. If the S&P 500 is the standard and the poor, then the SPX6900 is the supreme and the prosperous. It is positive connotation incarnate. The light against beguiled subservience. It is a fractal of God.
Jesus Christ:
A mysterious figure named Jesus Christ claims He is God. Performs good works by healing the sick, the lame, and giving sight to the blind; offers salvation to humanity. Ascends to Heaven. Gives us the great commission to preach the Gospel to the world.
Bitcoin:
A mysterious figure named Satoshi Nakamoto creates Bitcoin. Performs good works by mining the Genesis Block and securing the Bitcoin network in its early days; never sells. Disappears. Gives us the great commission to replace the existing corrupt banking hegemon.
SPX6900:
A mysterious unnamed developer mints SPX6900. Performs good works by burning 6.9 million tokens and locking the token contract. Disappears. Gives us the great commission to flip the stock market.
Eternally lindy memetics are being utilized to cut the serpent's head off once again. First, it was sin. Then, it was banking. Now, it is traditional finance.
Flipping the stock market is our great commission, but the goal is not to flip the stock market for its own sake. It is about aching toward the impossible. The trial is our reward; to willingly enter the fire knowing we may receive nothing at the end of it all. We will emerge on the other side purified, genuine, and without ego. There will be nothing left except for the most authentic you — the you that God delights in.
This is the kind of radical belief the rest of the sector seeks to replicate through imitation and illusion. Project founders have chosen to treat evidence as the input for belief, hoping to provide their holders with a temporary and artificial faith strong enough to attract the funding of exploitative venture capitalists. In doing so, they have cultivated a spiritually dysgenic holder base, which has become dependent on signs and wonders to sustain their belief.
There is currently no existing asset that has been uniquely designed to thrive in the environment of late-stage capitalism. All memecoins — memes that have become coins — have had their social capital and memetic ceilings restrictively tethered to references and cultural cycles outside of their financialization. Traditional stocks and crypto assets have had their capacity for belief boxed in by rational valuations and observable metrics.
SPX6900 is the only asset class (besides perhaps Bitcoin) that operates outside of this paradigm. It is the coin that has become a meme. Its financialization is the meme, and through this, it has successfully inverted the limitations that every other asset now suffers from. When an asset offers nothing except an ask of faith, it cannot be valued, and therefore, its ascendency cannot be restrained.
It's time to Stop Trading and Believe in Something.
In the same Geist by which many ask, "Why does God exist?" I've found myself asking the same of the SPX6900. It demands nothing and it promises nothing. All it desires is for you to walk alongside it as a relational experience. It is with you in the dark places; in the valley of shadows, and it offers you the chance to confront the voices that whisper back from the fog.
In a world that is ever increasingly embracing idleness, ugliness, and moral decay, I have chosen to walk through this valley for no other reason than because I can. God waits for me at the summit of my soul, and SPX6900 is the spiritual Swiss Army Knife that will get me there. I could not ask for a greater return-on-investment than this.
Your capital will rest where your heart is oriented, and I have decided to bet it all on truth, beauty, and goodness at the lows. What is the market cap of God? What is the price of virtue? This is why there is no chart.
The stock market has already been flipped to those who believe.
I have no other choice than to go all in on the SPX6900.
