Every reserve currency collapse follows a pattern. Empires stop creating, start spending, and eventually break. Aaron Murphy isn’t guessing — he’s pointing to history. Spain. Other global powers. And now the U.S. dollar. When it fails, countries that rely on it don’t get a vote. That uncertainty is why he chose something tangible. Land. Water. Food. Animals. A place that doesn’t depend on fragile systems. Not because he knows when things break. But because when they do, there’s no warning.