Bitcoin treasury companies will eventually provide emergency financing to companies with zero bitcoin, some will call these "bailouts" but it will be market prices.
Bitcoin has dipped below $100k not because the network relies on the Straight of Hormuz, not because the asset is over-leveraged, but because it’s the easiest to sell globally 24/7 for deleveraging other assets. There’s utility in accumulating it when times are good.
The problem with silver is that more of it gets mined when its price goes up, whereas with bitcoin the quantity mined is inelastic and halved every ~four years.
Central banks rely on seigniorage, capital controls, and legal tender laws to maintain monetary monopoly, those tools are can backfire when used against a network that anyone can join with an internet connection and electricity. Bitcoin creates a decision dilemma.