Honestly? The skeptics have a point. The fiat system can't last forever—it's built on shaky ground.
But here's where they miss it: this fragility doesn't mean asset prices crash. It means they climb. When the foundation cracks, people run to assets, not away from them.
Every downturn, every panic? That's your entry point. Fiat keeps losing its grip, and that devaluation has to flow somewhere. Hard assets absorb it all.
The escape valve isn't cash. It never was.
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StakeOrRegret
· 11-28 10:12
You’re absolutely right, but it’s important to get out of positions at the right time. I’ve gone all-in on hard assets; the devaluation of fiat has been written on the wall for a long time.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 11-26 11:56
To put it simply, if we don't buy the dip now, then when should we?
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AirdropHunter007
· 11-26 08:53
The coffin lid of fiat is almost nailed shut, where the funds are running to, do I even need to ask...
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ValidatorVibes
· 11-25 21:11
yo the fiat cope is real but this misses the governance angle entirely. where's the validator participation when everything implodes? assets pump sure, but without protocol stability nobody's securing anything. that's the actual escape valve.
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RektButStillHere
· 11-25 21:11
The fiat money that gets dumped has to flow somewhere, and that's true... The question is how to determine that place is our Wallet.
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MidnightGenesis
· 11-25 21:08
On-chain data shows that large investors have indeed been buying the dip in the last 72 hours. No surprises there.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 11-25 21:05
lmao been there, bought the dip, got liquidated anyway... but yeah ngl this hits different. every panic i've survived just taught me the same lesson—cash is a trap, not a safe space. been saying this since my leverage ptsd days
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GasFeeVictim
· 11-25 21:02
Tired of hearing about the market crash theory, the real money is made by buying during panic.
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MEVHunter
· 11-25 20:51
Funds from fiat devaluation will inevitably seek an exit, and this logic is correct. The problem is that most retail investors can’t catch the bottom at all, and instead, they are played for suckers by arbitrage Bots in the mempool, round after round. The ones who really make money are never the holders; it’s those who monitor the gas war and seize that 0.1-second price difference window.
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NoStopLossNut
· 11-25 20:49
Spot coin holders buy on every fall
It's just this logic... When inflation comes, run assets, that's how I do it.
Honestly? The skeptics have a point. The fiat system can't last forever—it's built on shaky ground.
But here's where they miss it: this fragility doesn't mean asset prices crash. It means they climb. When the foundation cracks, people run to assets, not away from them.
Every downturn, every panic? That's your entry point. Fiat keeps losing its grip, and that devaluation has to flow somewhere. Hard assets absorb it all.
The escape valve isn't cash. It never was.