Bitcoin News
By Evie Vavasseur
1 / 15
Fiat Devaluation Accelerates Bitcoin Appeal. Although most governments have yet to officially embrace Bitcoin, the pressure is building.
2 / 15
Central Banks Fight Back with CBDCs. Despite Bitcoin’s rising popularity, central banks are unlikely to adopt it wholesale anytime soon.
3 / 15
The Global Power Shift Has Begun. What makes the current moment pivotal is that Bitcoin is no longer seen merely as a speculative…
4 / 15
Central banks around the world are facing a growing dilemma, one that is being intensified by Bitcoin’s continued rise and influence in the financial ecosystem.
5 / 15
Adam Livingston, a financial author and economist, described this phenomenon as a “policy trilemma,” explaining that central banks now face an unprecedented decision.
6 / 15
This situation places central banks in a bind with three unfavorable choices: raise interest rates to attract capital and support their currencies, use up foreign exchange…
7 / 15
“This represents a fundamental shift in the balance of power between Bitcoin and governments,” Livingston added. “The free market is going to win.”
8 / 15
Although most governments have yet to officially embrace Bitcoin, the pressure is building. Countries like El Salvador and Bhutan have already made Bitcoin part of their national…
9 / 15
Analysts like Anthony Pompliano and Willy Woo argue that fiat currency devaluation through excessive money printing is only getting worse.
10 / 15
Kalypsus Research echoed that sentiment, warning, “All major governments are too far in debt; they will have to print and monetize to repay it.
11 / 15
As more investors lose faith in fiat currencies, they are turning to Bitcoin as a store of value that cannot be manipulated by monetary authorities.
12 / 15
From managing interest rates to overseeing money supply, central banks maintain influence by controlling the movement of capital.
13 / 15
Exit ramps—where users convert crypto into fiat—remain one of the few levers of control left for governments.
14 / 15
To maintain control over their monetary systems, many countries are doubling down on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which offer the benefits of digital money while…
15 / 15
Livingston and other analysts believe this power shift is already underway, and governments must soon decide whether to adapt or risk becoming irrelevant in a future dominated by…
The Currency Analytics
Want the full story?