China beginning currency devaluation is more than just an economic signal—it's a trigger.
Historically, when the yuan weakens, capital doesn’t stay put. It escapes. Some of it flows into gold, some into foreign assets—and a meaningful slice finds its way into Bitcoin.
Now layer on rising tariffs, slowing global trade, and a deepening crisis of confidence in traditional financial systems.
The result? A growing demand for neutral, borderless, incorruptible assets.
Bitcoin isn’t just a hedge anymore. It’s becoming a necessity in a world looking for stability outside the control of any one nation.
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