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🚨 Trump Breaks the Law: National Sovereignty Becomes a Risky Asset ⚠️ The biggest mistake right now is thinking that the next 20 years will be the same as the last 20. For decades, the world order operated on a post-Bretton Woods system, with the US at its center. Institutions like the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the US dollar created the illusion that international rules would protect national sovereignty. In reality, the sovereignty of many countries was “insured” by the power and self-restraint of the US. But recent times have revealed a different truth: that system only exists when the US wants to follow it. When the US is willing to disregard the rules, all previous legal safeguards lose their effectiveness. The message is increasingly clear: a nation can only maintain its sovereignty if it is strong enough to defend itself. When rules are no longer trustworthy, the market begins to ask: what truly retains value? The answer is physical possessions. That's why the prices of copper, rare earth elements, uranium, and strategic metals have surged. They are no longer just raw materials for production, but have become a measure of the tension in the global order. In a world where resources can be seized or cut off unexpectedly, direct ownership is the safest option. Therefore, money is flowing away from paper documents, commitments, and contracts, into tangible assets for production, defense, and economic self-reliance. Countries no longer trust "just-in-time" supply chains as before, but are shifting to strategic stockpiling. This is zero-sum: if one country accumulates more resources, another will lack them. Simultaneously, the weaponization of dependence (export bans, technology control, sanctions) has made every country realize that dependence is risky. The natural reaction is faster stockpiling, stronger competition, and even higher resource prices. 📌 In short, the world is entering a new phase: - National sovereignty is no longer automatically protected by law. - Resource sovereignty is becoming a highly valuable asset. - Whoever possesses the material resources necessary for production and defense will have an advantage. As Michael Saylor once said: Bitcoin ($BTC) helps you hold onto your assets. In this context, the message is simple: focus on what you can actually hold and control.

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