@c1phr
what do you do if things actually break?
and no - i’m not talking about btc dumping or stocks going red.
that’s normal. markets go up, markets go down. lower prices just mean better long-term entries.
the real problem is different.
it’s when your fiat starts losing value in real life.
not on a chart - in what you can actually buy.
today $1 gets you something.
tomorrow it gets you half of that.
that’s the only scenario that really matters.
inflation. a weakening dollar.
if the u.s. economy starts slipping - that’s where things get serious.
we’ve already seen how this plays out.
in countries like turkey, currency crashes pushed people straight into crypto as a safe haven.
in venezuela, hyperinflation got so bad prices were doubling insanely fast and people just abandoned the currency.
capital always moves somewhere.
for me, that place is
$BTC
and if things ever get that bad - $BTC won’t just be an asset.
it becomes the exit.
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