$BTC In countries struck by hyperinflation, BTC does not arrive as salvation, but as a symptom of a deeper collapse. It is not the promise of freedom that drives its use, but the impossibility of trusting anything else: neither the bank, nor the currency, nor the State. It becomes a dark, almost clandestine escape, where people try to protect the little they have left in a financial system that no longer responds to anyone. But there is no safety net. Those who plunge into the world of cryptocurrencies do so with fear, exposed to scams, price drops, and persecution. The authorities, who do not control the game, punish it. Instead of progress, Bitcoin becomes a survival tool in a broken economy, a sign that the institutional has died and that trust, that invisible resource, has completely vanished.