Bitcoin, at least for now, is crashing. We have seen these events before, so this does not necessarily mean Bitcoin is down for the count. Based on our analysis, the global economy appears to be deflating.
On the political front, many socialist politicians have been winning elections, and their platforms revolve around government spending, mass migration, and additional regulations on productivity. Combine this with America’s current president being pro tariff, and the numbers appear deflationary. This implies inflation for fiat currencies, which does not bode well for what I would consider more of a vanity technological play in Bitcoin.
Gold and silver prices are clear signs of economic pessimism and deflationary pressure. The United States continues to weaponize the dollar, and Donald Trump is pro inflation. Yes, governments can print money, but smart money tends to flow into Wall Street. Historically, a deflationary Main Street economy leads people to dump fiat currencies in favor of hard assets.
Global Shifts and Argentina
We are still watching Argentina closely, because if Javier Milei is allowed to run Argentina for ten years, that could signal a global shift for Latin America and potentially position Argentina as a major global economic force.
The Christian Economic Watch
We are also maintaining what we call a Christian watch, because historically wealth tends to follow Christians. By that, we mean Christians are often the strongest advocates for property rights and free markets. Atheists have largely dictated policy over the last decade, and atheistic frameworks often lean toward censorship, which is economically destructive.
Consider making Jesus Christ your Lord and Savior today.
