In global markets, the increase in dollar liquidity leads to a decline in its value and a rise in inflation rates. As inflation fears grow, investors and individuals typically turn to gold as a safe haven, which increases demand for it and exacerbates the inflation problem. The smart American response: marketing Bitcoin as a tool to absorb inflation. In the face of this dynamic, the United States has resorted to an innovative and unconventional strategy: promoting Bitcoin as an alternative to gold. Through organized marketing campaigns, often via influencers and influential media platforms, Bitcoin has been portrayed as digital gold, a safe haven in the face of inflation. When investors fear inflation, instead of turning to gold (which causes further scarcity and price increases), they are psychologically and economically incentivized to buy Bitcoin. Recently, there has also been widespread promotion of the idea of the dollar's collapse, and Bitcoin has been positioned alongside gold as a safe asset, in a calculated move that made people rush to buy Bitcoin alongside gold. This movement was not spontaneous; it was part of a smart American plan to withdraw the dollar from the market without raising suspicion, through planned marketing in favor of Bitcoin alongside gold, and now a marketing campaign will begin to highlight the decline in gold's value against the dollar, thereby achieving its goal quietly and effectively.