A single tweet, blasting awake the entire crypto circle.
That big shot in Axie Infinity, Jihoz, just spelled it out—yen and Japanese government bonds are getting the hardest push for $BTC .
What does that mean?
It means over in Japan, government bonds have dropped to the point of a circuit breaker, the yen is as soft as scraps of paper, and the government’s debt load is high to the point of absurdity—it's a situation where even borrowing money can’t be repaid.
You tell me—if that money is just sitting there, who can feel at ease?
Fiat currency can be printed however you like, government bonds can be turned into worthless paper, but Bitcoin can’t.
21 million coins—one more isn’t needed, one less isn’t possible. No one can tamper with it, and no one can dilute it.
Jihoz said it plainly: Bitcoin was born because these fiat currency and debt systems are rotten to the core.
Bitcoin isn’t something that’s meant to go up—it’s that fiat currencies are the ones that collapse first.
Do you think he’s talking about Japan?
Actually, he’s talking about everyone who keeps money in banks, buys government bonds, and waits for inflation to slowly harvest you.
You’re not holding Bitcoin—you’re escaping that leaking ship.
Don’t wait until the yen becomes Zimbabwean-dollar territory before you remember how good Bitcoin is.
By then, it won’t be that it’s expensive—your money in your hands will already be worthless.$ETH
Brothers, have you understood this move?👇
That big shot in Axie Infinity, Jihoz, just spelled it out—yen and Japanese government bonds are getting the hardest push for $BTC .
What does that mean?
It means over in Japan, government bonds have dropped to the point of a circuit breaker, the yen is as soft as scraps of paper, and the government’s debt load is high to the point of absurdity—it's a situation where even borrowing money can’t be repaid.
You tell me—if that money is just sitting there, who can feel at ease?
Fiat currency can be printed however you like, government bonds can be turned into worthless paper, but Bitcoin can’t.
21 million coins—one more isn’t needed, one less isn’t possible. No one can tamper with it, and no one can dilute it.
Jihoz said it plainly: Bitcoin was born because these fiat currency and debt systems are rotten to the core.
Bitcoin isn’t something that’s meant to go up—it’s that fiat currencies are the ones that collapse first.
Do you think he’s talking about Japan?
Actually, he’s talking about everyone who keeps money in banks, buys government bonds, and waits for inflation to slowly harvest you.
You’re not holding Bitcoin—you’re escaping that leaking ship.
Don’t wait until the yen becomes Zimbabwean-dollar territory before you remember how good Bitcoin is.
By then, it won’t be that it’s expensive—your money in your hands will already be worthless.$ETH
Brothers, have you understood this move?👇