Most Powerful vs Hardest to Control Currency

Looks like we're witnessing a split in the financial world with a focus on different competitive blogs. There's a lot of geopolitics happening with sanctions, especially with the US taking the lead in the West and China and Russia doing their own thing. Take gold for instance. It’s getting tougher to transport and even harder to prove its authenticity these days. And let’s be real, the US dollar isn’t immune to political manipulation. Given all this, it’s hard to deny that Bitcoin is stepping up as a politically neutral reserve asset. Countries might not trust one another’s currencies, which allows Bitcoin to find its place globally, no permissions needed. Plus, we’re seeing smaller nations jump on the BTC reserve bandwagon. Seems like neutrality is becoming more important than just having a stable currency. Who knows, the next hundred years might favor the least controllable currency over the strongest one!