The fiat currency system has collapsed, and Bitcoin may be the only remaining lifeboat.
Written by: Alertforalpha
Translated by: Blockchain in Plain Language
We are witnessing one of the largest shifts in modern financial history, and for some reason—most people are completely oblivious. While news headlines focus on Bitcoin's short-term declines and daily price fluctuations, the real story is quietly unfolding behind the scenes.
This is not just crypto Twitter hyping things up—but BlackRock.
The world's largest asset management company is quietly confirming what Bitcoin believers have been saying for over a decade: the fiat currency system has collapsed, and Bitcoin may be the only remaining lifeboat.
Let's break it down.
Bitcoin adoption is accelerating—but no one cares before the price changes
Most cryptocurrency players are still chasing rising green candles. But long-term holders and those who entered the space in 2016 or earlier know that the real value lies in adoption, not price.
And now, the pace of adoption is increasing at an astonishing rate.
26 or more states in the U.S. are proposing to hold Bitcoin.
Large institutions, including BlackRock, Fidelity, and ARK, have accumulated nearly 2 million BTC through ETFs.
Traditionally anti-Bitcoin banks are now also holding significant amounts of BTC on their balance sheets.
But if you checked Twitter on those days? Silence. The market drops 3%, and everyone panics, completely missing the macro shift happening right under their noses.
The system has flaws—Bitcoin is the exit
The dollar has lost 99% of its value against Bitcoin in just 10 years.
This is not an exaggeration. This is the reality of fiat currency operating on a 1970s infrastructure, driven by infinite debt and unsustainable inflation.
In contrast, Bitcoin operates outside of this system. It is scarce. It is decentralized. For an increasing number of people (and institutions), it is starting to look like the only viable long-term store of value.
Inflation is not just a byproduct—it is a policy tool. For example, Japan deliberately devalues its currency to boost tourism and business. The U.S. is now doing the same, both openly and covertly. When you live in a world built entirely on debt, the logical next step is an asset that is not based on debt.
Enter Bitcoin.
BlackRock's astonishing statement: Bitcoin > Real Estate
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has stated:
The value of Bitcoin could surpass that of U.S. real estate.
The $50 trillion real estate market could one day be smaller than Bitcoin's market cap.
Recently, he also mentioned that if debt and deficits are not controlled, the dollar risks ceding its status as the global reserve currency to Bitcoin.
This is not the opinion of some YouTuber or crypto enthusiast. This is a warning from the CEO of BlackRock in his annual letter to investors for 2025.
If you think this is just another bullish prediction, think again. According to leaked investment guidance from 2023, BlackRock reportedly told clients to allocate 70-80% of their portfolios to Bitcoin—when Bitcoin was priced at just $15,000.
If this is true, and they are executing this plan, then we are still in a very early stage.
Bitcoin at $625,000? $1 million? This is no longer just hype
We have entered a phase where Bitcoin reaching a million dollars is no longer a fantasy—it has become a serious topic of discussion among the world's most influential financial institutions.
However… people still aren’t paying attention.
Yes, prices will fluctuate. Yes, there will be crashes. But in the next 15-20 years, we may see Bitcoin:
Surpass gold.
Surpass real estate.
Surpass the dollar.
Not just in value—but in global significance.
The Bitcoin held by exchanges continues to decrease. Institutional accumulation is ongoing. The money printing machine is about to start again. The financial system is creaking under its own weight.
You can ignore the noise—or prepare for the signal.
Conclusion
This is not just another bull market. This is a generational shift of wealth.
The signals from BlackRock and other institutional giants are clear: the system is broken, and they are hedging risks with Bitcoin. The only question now is whether you will be the early bird—or wait until Bitcoin reaches $1 million to start paying attention.
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