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Board Economics
Re: Is the World Ready for Life After “Safe Havens”?
by
peter0425
on 23/05/2025, 20:53:12 UTC
If you are reading this from Nigeria, South East Asia, or Italy, you’ve probably already felt how quickly currencies and “safe” investments can disappoint. The US losing its “safe haven” status isn’t just about Wall Street. It changes how global trade, savings, and everyday life might work in the next decade. When traditional safe assets start losing trust, alternatives like Bitcoin and gold start looking less like “speculation” and more like insurance against government mistakes, currency wars, or runaway debt
Nothing is permanent. The powerful now can be deprived of power in the future. Which is why it is important that we also diversify because we never know which ones will decline in the future and which will be safe. For now assets like bitcoin specifically would be considered a safe haven as every currency in the world goes crazy.

Not completely invisible to political or economic impacts but bitcoin that is decentralized would be less impacted by other countries' decisions and economic state.