The Death of Trust. The Birth of Code.
— A Revelation in the Age of Collapse
There was a time when trust was sacred.
In governments. In banks. In systems.
We handed them our time, our sweat, our future—
and they diluted it, printed it, traded it, lost it.
They told us:
“Inflation is normal.”
“Debt is progress.”
“Just trust us.”
But trust dies quietly.
First in whispers. Then in cracks.
Then in 2008.
Then in 2020.
Then… now.
From the ashes rose code—
unbiased, incorruptible, unstoppable.
Bitcoin was not born as a currency.
It was born as a rebellion.
A silent, elegant protest encrypted in math.
An idea so pure, so dangerous,
governments trembled
and Wall Street laughed—until they didn’t.
Look around:
🌀 Liquidity tightening.
📉 Yield curves inverting.
📊 Sentiment swinging like a pendulum.
🌍 Debt-to-GDP towering like Babel.
But there it is—still ticking—block by block.
Bitcoin doesn’t blink. It verifies.
We're no longer in a bull or bear market.
We're in a trust crisis.
And when trust dies,
code becomes gospel.
This is not a trade.
This is not a chart pattern.
This is a civilizational upgrade.
