In the last decade, US tax revenue jumped 60% to $5T. Spending? Up 95% to over $7T. Result? The national debt doubled to $36T. This isn’t fiscal discipline. It’s controlled demolition. Now compare that to #Bitcoin: It halves supply every 4 years. No CEO. No bailouts. Every holder today is in profit. One system prints recklessly. The other is programmed for scarcity. Which one would you trust to store your value for the next decade?

Society praises the quiet man—but history remembers the one who roared. Staying silent in the face of a broken system isn’t humility. It’s compliance. Fiat currency keeps you in line. #Bitcoin gives you a voice. The real rebels aren’t shouting in the streets. They’re quietly exiting the system. So ask yourself: are you staying safe, or staying silent?

The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes a 3.5% excise tax on every dollar non-US citizens send abroad no minimums, no exceptions. That means H-1B, L-1, F-1 visa holders, even green card holders, will pay extra just to help their families. The remittance tax gets auto-collected by banks and transfer services. But #Bitcoin doesn’t ask for ID. Doesn’t need borders. And doesn’t take a cut. This isn’t just about money. It’s about control. What happens when millions discover a permissionless alternative?

Kalshi data just bumped US recession odds to 43% for 2025 after Trump floated sweeping new tariffs. Meanwhile #Bitcoin up over 130% in the past year is attracting institutions fleeing fiat uncertainty. As the dollar faces its most politically charged pressure in decades, Bitcoin isn’t just rising, it’s repositioning. Some say it’s the most asymmetric bet of the century.