$1,000 parked in Argentine pesos in 2013 is worth about $3.30 today. the same $1,000 in $BTC that year is worth more than $6 million. in 2013 you needed about 5 pesos to buy one dollar. today you need about 1,520. the peso has lost more than 99% of its value against the dollar, from roughly $0.20 per peso to less than a tenth of a cent, and it is down another 12% over the past year near its weakest print on the official rate. bitcoin did the opposite from the same starting year. early 2013 BTC still traded in the teens to low hundreds. $87,000 now is why that $1,000 position compounds into seven figures. the peso kept printing. bitcoin’s supply did not. this is not a forecast that every $1,000 in BTC turns into $6 million from here. it is what 13 years of debasement versus a fixed cap actually looked like in one country. the peso is still sliding. $BTC is still the asset that held the other side of that trade. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# $ETH #Bullish