Is Bitcoin the only way out?

Bitcoin is not the only monetary assets (real money, not fake fiat), but it seems it's the best performing asset among the monetary assets as well.

I understand how explosive growth phases are related to the market cap size, but I still believe Bitcoin can help me leave the wage slavery, even if 10-50x is considered "impossible".

It's considered impossible in the context of normal market conditions. But, why do we assume normal market conditions will persist?

Bitcoin is a monetary asset, meaning it's value is supposed to go up, as fiat value goes down. Central bank policies DEMAND fiat to go down, and inflation is an actual objective. There MUST be inflation, according to current policies, they are DESIGNED to cause inflation.

This year alone, the dollar has lost 10% of its value and the process of dedollarization is accelerating. National and personal debt is becoming a bubble that will eventually burst.

If a full-blown, uncontrolled fiat collapse occurs, wouldn't that send Bitcoin to the Moon and beyond?

Currently, the system collapse is controlled, but it seems we are just one more % less dollar value or just one more geopolitical event away from a significant dollar decline.

What do you think? Should I keep my hope alive, that something unexpected will happen followed by a miracle that will save me?

submitted by /u/Amphibious333 to r/Bitcoin
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