Say what you will about the Rothschilds. They don’t have to be our friends – but one thing can’t be denied: they understood how not only to create wealth, but also to preserve it. And that, in truth, is the greater art.
So let’s clear something up: being wealthy is not a shame. It is neither immoral nor reprehensible. Those who claim otherwise usually lack both wealth and understanding. Poverty is often romanticized, wealth demonized – yet both are merely conditions. What matters is what people do with it.
And here lies the truth: wealthy people are often more humane, simply because they can afford to be. They endow, they support, they sponsor, they create jobs, finance ideas, and save lives. Not because they are inherently “better humans,” but because they simply have the means. Wealth is not a vice – it is a tool for humanity.
So: never feel guilty if you are wealthy, or if you aspire to be. Without wealth there is no freedom, no responsibility, and no possibility to do good. Money itself is not bad – only people misusing it make it so.
The Rothschilds laid down principles that remain valid to this day. And remarkably, they align well with Infinity-Economics – a blockchain that digitally enables these very principles.
1. Strong Together – or Fall Apart
Mayer Amschel Rothschild instructed his sons: “Always act together.”
That is the foundation of permanence: unity. In Infinity-Economics this means: DAO, consensus, and community. Lone players lose. Those who act together build something that lasts for generations.
2. Buy Assets – Not Promises
The Rothschilds invested in tangible assets: gold, mines, railroads. No empty papers, no promises.
Today the same applies: precious metals and native blockchains are real values. A XIN is not hot air, but part of a functioning network with real business features. Those who rely on sub-coins are tied to someone else’s system.
3. Think in Centuries – Not in Quarters
Short-term profits are tempting but destructive. Those who want to preserve wealth over generations must think in decades and centuries.
Infinity-Economics is not built for the next hype, but for lasting stability. No pump-and-dump, but infrastructure that will still matter in 100 years.
4. Capital Must Never Sleep
Cash sitting idle in an account is dead capital. Wealth must work – invest, don’t speculate.
Infinity-Economics provides the tools: assets, crowdfunding, voting, subscriptions, escrow. Those who put capital to work support projects, strengthen structures, and grow prosperity. Speculators sleep – investors act.
5. Diversification – But with Substance
Yes, spread your risks – but only into real values: land, precious metals, property.
In the digital world, this means: native tokens with substance. XIN, metal-backed stablecoins, or physical gold in your hand. What cannot be grasped is not wealth – it’s paper.
6. Wealth Lives Quietly
“Be silent. Very silent.” Discretion protects wealth. Flaunt it publicly, and you invite envy, greed, and attack.
Infinity-Economics makes the opposite possible: discreet, secure wealth-building. Your wallet is your private bank – protected, closed, invisible to prying eyes.
7. Control through Independence
The Rothschilds used banks only because they owned them. Control was essential.
Infinity-Economics makes you independent: be your own bank. No institution, no state, no third party dictates what happens with your wealth. Freedom comes only through self-control and responsibility.
8. Information is Power
The Rothschilds had a courier system faster than the telegraph. Even today, knowledge decides between success and failure.
Infinity-Economics relies on knowledge, not opinion. Platforms like ieCommunity.net are knowledge pools where experience is shared and multiplied. Those who apply knowledge build wealth; those who chase opinions lose it.
Conclusion
Creating wealth is the easier exercise. Preserving it demands wisdom, discipline, and responsibility. The Rothschild rules worked 200 years ago – and they will work 200 years from now.
Infinity-Economics carries these principles into the digital age: community, values, independence, discretion.
Wealth is nothing to be ashamed of. Wealth is freedom. Wealth is responsibility. Wealth is humanity.