Central banks will eventually face a choice: Keep banks and governments afloat by continually printing money, or protect the value of the currencies at the expense of the economy itself.
Bitcoin's rally continues, rising above $30,000 for the first time since June 2022.
Amid complex market conditions driven by closed-door decisions, opting into bitcoin today allows anyone to hedge the macro madness with clarity and security.
While central planners try to avoid global market chaos with unbridled money printing, you can take refuge in the most practical asset without counterparty risk: Bitcoin.
In wild times, many are making wild predictions about bitcoin. What can we learn from this?
The last time this happened, Satoshi Nakamoto released bitcoin. It's now 14 years later, and bitcoin has matured into a viable alternative to a fiat-based financial system.
Slowly but surely bitcoin is exposing the legacy system's stranglehold on the populace and proving that a better life starts with a better money.
Countries on the brink of bankruptcy continue to overspend, misallocate resources and plunge further into debt. How?
As the fiat system evaporates savings and credit card debt soars, bitcoin brings integrity to money. Save in an asset they can't print.
Bitcoin's fundamentals make it superior money, but don't let that distract you from the fact that it is significantly better for sending and receiving payments.
Businesses are cutting jobs because the fiat system is inherently unstable. A bitcoin standard would offer a predictable system without booms and busts.
The regime has a solution for inflation: Just remove the necessities you purchase every month from the equation and prices don't look so bad. They're not fooling anyone.
