The Age of Change: Why Bitcoin Will Benefit from the Global Crisis

🚀 Bitcoin is preparing to accelerate amid the upcoming global restructuring — this is the conclusion reached by market analyst Jordi Visser. According to him, the first cryptocurrency will not only maintain its position but also strengthen regardless of which macroeconomic scenarios unfold in the coming years and decades.

Trust in the system has evaporated completely

In an interview with Anthony Pompliano, Visser emphasized: humanity has entered a new era, where the key scarcity is not oil, not gold, and not even technology, but trust.

“Bitcoin is a trustless system. It was originally created to solve the problem of distrust toward banks. But now we’ve gone far beyond banks,” the analyst noted.

He continued even more bluntly:
“I don’t trust my employer. I don’t trust the government. I don’t trust banks. I don’t trust currency. I don’t trust debt. I don’t trust anything at all, and I don’t understand how this trust could suddenly be restored.”

According to Visser, we are living in an era of a cyclical crisis of trust in institutions of power and the traditional financial system. Such a crisis cannot be cured with cosmetic reforms — it only amplifies people’s drive to look for alternatives. And Bitcoin fits perfectly into this role: a neutral, open asset that is not controlled by any country or corporation.

The economy has split into rich and poor

These statements came against the backdrop of several factors: declining consumer confidence, geopolitical tensions, record-high government debt fueling inflation, and eroding the purchasing power of millions.

Modern economy, according to the analyst, has split in two:

• those who own assets and grow wealth,
• and those who increasingly lose out due to currency devaluation and rising costs of basic goods and services.
  
  

“A growing number of people at the bottom of the economic pyramid do not feel like part of the system,” Visser explained. And it is precisely these people, deprived of an “anchor” in the traditional model, who will look for an escape — including through cryptocurrencies.

Consumers prepare for the worst

The analyst also referred to a fresh report from the University of Michigan on consumer sentiment.

The picture turned out bleak:

• only 24% of respondents believe their standard of living and consumer habits will remain unchanged in 2026,
• the vast majority expect further price increases due to inflation and trade tariffs,
• over 60% predict a rise in unemployment, while at the start of 2025, only about 30% expected such a development.

In other words, people’s trust is collapsing not in theory, but in everyday reality.

⚖️ Bitcoin as a safe haven

Against this backdrop, the first cryptocurrency demonstrates remarkable resilience. For Visser, this is no coincidence but a pattern: the more old institutions lose trust, the faster people turn their attention to Bitcoin.

“BTC will only accelerate as the global financial and political system restructures over the coming decades,” the analyst concluded.

Growing distrust of governments, banks, and currencies is creating the perfect ground for mass Bitcoin adoption. Some segments of society are losing purchasing power and seek any form of protection, while others view BTC as a tool to preserve wealth. In both cases, the conclusion is the same: cryptocurrencies are becoming an increasingly relevant alternative.