For years, governments around the world have been running deficits, and then what happens? They print more money to fill the gaps. It seems harmless, but this move comes at a cost—the more money is printed, the less valuable the currency becomes, although this process doesn't happen all at once.

Central banks (like the Federal Reserve) are now stuck. If they raise interest rates, it will hurt economic growth, and the housing market and stock market will also suffer. But if they don't raise rates? Prices will spiral out of control, and savings will be eroded by inflation. A dilemma is staring us in the face. This contradiction is becoming more and more acute, which is precisely why more and more people are beginning to pay attention to assets like Bitcoin that do not rely on central banks printing money.