“Capital migration to Bitcoin has begun, and is irreversible”

In a recent publication, Adam Livingston – author of the book The Bitcoin Age and The Great Harvest– He stated that the global financial system is entering a new historical stage: the beginning of what he calls “hyperbitcoinization.”

For Livingston, the non -return point is already behind. The growing distrust of traditional assets is promoting a massive capital migration to Bitcoin. Bonds, shares and even real estate lose weight in the face of an alternative that is seen today as a value reserve, but as the only escape route before the collapse of the fiduciary currencies.

Thus, the analyst argues that “capital itself is waking up” and begins to question Why keep investing in zombies companies or financial instruments without real supportwhen there is a scarce, liquid and sovereign alternative as Bitcoin. According to Livingston, financial giants no longer speculate with the creation of Satoshi Nakamoto. Instead, they have stopped treating it as a more volatile asset and now they treasure it.

«Institutions are not trading with Bitcoin, they are accumulating. They cling to him as a man who drowns grabs a priest during an exorcism and whispers: ‘You never release me, ”wrote the analyst.

In this new scenario, Livingston warns that liquidity disappears and the price shoots. “Your favorite exchange will end up selling smoke – agraph of the ‘mood of Bitcoin’ – because there will no longer be a satoshi in circulation,” he jokes, suggesting, suggesting absolute shortage caused by institutional accumulation.

In addition, the specialist describes this transition as a kind of religious event: The loss of faith in the traditional financial system has resulted in a cult of Satoshi Nakamoto. The author points out that, although at first the governments resist and question Bitcoin, when their coins collapse, their citizens end up changing goats for Tether (USDT). “First they regulate, then criticize, and in the end their citizens end up resorting to cryptocurrencies,” he says.

The author concludes with an apocalyptic image: a world divided by those who managed trapped in a system that falls apart, exchanging NFTS for discount coupons. “Everything – Tus actions, your retirement, even your therapist – will begin to be valued in Satoshis,” he concludes with a forceful tone.

The world will end up divided into two: those with Bitcoin and those who are still trapped in the Fíat system. You are inside or you are out. You are one of Satoshi’s chosen ones, or you are working three shifts to pay the interests of your toaster. The markets will separate into two paths: in the first, the Bitcoiners build strengths, eat meat, cite Nietzsche and lend BTC to governments as if they were bankers of the Renaissance; In the second, Fíat addicts exchange NFTS of central banks for antidepressants and coupons of Uber Eats.

Adam Livingston, analyst and writer about Bitcoin.

Complementing Livingston’s vision, the technological investor Balaji Srinivasan recently coined the term “Superbitcoinization” to explain how the dollar experiences a constant and accelerated devaluation against BTC, not through an abrupt collapse, but through progressive and sustained wear. This was reported by cryptootics.

On the latter, Jack Mallers, Twenty One Capital, who said The dollar crisis is the result of decades of unsustainable policiesfrom the rupture with the gold standard to the massive printing of money, which has eroded the manufacturing base and left the American middle class in a precarious position.