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| Switching to another country's fiat to dodge your own bad money? That's like jumping from one sinking boat to another.
Every fiat currency gets printed by governments that can inflate it, freeze it, or mess with it whenever they want. Look at Venezuela, Argentina, or Lebanon—people there got wrecked when their money crashed. They couldn't just 'switch' without huge losses or black-market hassles.
Bitcoin fixes that. No borders, no single government in charge, and only 21 million ever—can't be printed more. You can send it anywhere fast, without banks or trucks full of gold.
The tulip bulb thing? Total garbage. Tulips were fancy flowers that died fast, had no real use, and the craze lasted months before it popped forever. Bitcoin has lasted 17 years, survived huge crashes (and came back stronger each time), and now countries, big companies, and millions of people actually use it. It's not a quick gamble—it's math-based money that governments can't copy or steal easily.
You're betting governments will suddenly stop printing too much money. History says they won't. I'll take the one that can't be inflated away.
Edited by Hawkeye1 4/15/2026 10:16
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