Hyperinflation in Germany post-WW1 resulted largely from Germany mass-printing to pay off their war reparations to neighboring nations. This hyperinflation led to a horrible depression to the point where Germans were filling wheelbarrows of money to pay for a loaf of bread.

They were poor and desperate as that nation's people had never before been. They were ashamed, and they began to felt like slaves - hopeless and resentful (sound familiar, American$?).

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Then along came a charismatic leader who promised to return Germany to its GLORY DAYS of the past, assuring everyone that Germans were a MASTER RACE and deserved their place on the throne atop the world. As a nation that was broken economically, there was only one way for Hitler to fulfill his promises...

war.

Reread those 3 paragraphs and replace "hyperinflation" with "all German people bail out of German fiat and into crypto to avoid having their wealth destroyed (=stolen by government) via hyperinflation.

Viola, no Hitler, no war.