#战略性加仓BTC The US dollar has cut through Iran's rial like a knife. The exchange rate has fallen to 1 USD = 1.4 million rials, with purchasing power halving in half over six months, causing ordinary people to take to the streets angrily criticizing the central bank. 40 years ago, it only took 70 rials to buy a dollar; now, no one can imagine this surreal number.

The real turning point was here: after the conflict escalated in June, the rial plummeted over 40%, and the central bank governor packed his bags and resigned overnight. The market completely spiraled out of control. An interesting phenomenon occurred—although Iran officially banned mining and encouraged reporting, the public instead started secretly using USDT and Bitcoin for daily transactions and settlements. While cracking down hard, civil resistance grew stronger, and this twisted confrontation became more intense.

Why? $BTC, $ETH, $USDT—these things don’t listen to the government. When the local currency collapses and sanctions tighten, decentralized assets become the last lifeline. Bitwise’s CEO has long said it plainly: when chaos erupts globally, Bitcoin becomes a wealth refuge for ordinary people. VanEck’s researcher hits the nail on the head: when sanctions hit, fiat currencies die first, and crypto assets become the only safe haven. No matter how tightly guarded, the fire of private transactions is already burning.

History always repeats the same script. Whenever there’s war or sanctions, fiat currencies immediately kneel and admit defeat. Iran is not the first, and certainly won’t be the last. When the machinery of the state fails, ordinary people are left with only two choices: cling to devalued paper money and cry, or go all out to find a new way out. Gold, Bitcoin, or something else? Increasingly, more people are answering this question with action.