Krueger believes that, by 2045, Bitcoin would be the cornerstone of world finances.
The BTC maximalist thinks that, although weak, the central banks will continue to exist.
For the analyst and investor Fred Krueger, the current monetary system still has more life than many believe. In a recent publication, he warned that “there is no possibility” that Fíat money disappears in the next 20 years.
According to the specialist, an immediate replacement is not coming, but a coexistence: A hybrid system in which Bitcoin (BTC) will assume an increasingly leading rolealthough not everyone will be also benefited.
In Krueger’s opinion, this mixed scenario will favor To those who are already part of the ecosystem, while the rest will continue to face increasingly pronounced problems: state debts will continue to accumulate, financial assets will inflate artificially and inflation will continue to erode the purchasing power.
The commentator also shared his long -term vision on the role of BTC in the global economy. For the year 2045, anticipates that the creation of Satoshi “most likely becomes the base layer liquidation of much of the global financial system.” This means that All other forms of money, such as Fíat, Stablecoins or credits coins, would end up liquidating in Bitcoin.
In addition, it predicts that prices will be expressed in Satoshis – the smallest Bitcoin account unit – and that instruments such as mortgages, bonds and corporate debts will be called BTC. The central banks, according to Krueger, will continue to exist, although without the monetary control that they currently exercise.
Unlike Fíat money, whose emission depends on political decisions and can expand without limit, Bitcoin has a key characteristic: its scarcity. Only 21 million units will be issued, an unalterable monetary policy that makes it a more solid reserve of value.
This characteristic gives an advantage over traditional currencies, which in times of crisis or deficit can be emitted without control, generating inflation and loss of confidence.
In fact, several users who commented on Krueger’s publications They highlighted That difference. They pointed out that the transition to a BTC -based system will be slow and that, meanwhile, there will be those who continue to exchange their bitcoin for “rectangles of colored paper”, that is, Fíat tickets. For many users, people will do this out of necessity or because they still do not understand the magnitude of the changes that are underway.
Other Internet users were even more emphatic. One of them affirmed that “the only thing that prevents you from becoming Bitcoiner is yourself”, and that the only real way to lose in this game is not to join.
Some even compare the change that is coming with a deep transformation in the way our society and economy works. In that sense, a user He stressed The appearance of the so -called real world assets (RWAS), which are tangible assets as real estate or raw materials tokenized in cryptocurrency networks. These instruments, unlike Fíat money, are backed by tangible value.
On the other hand, there are social network users warning That, although Bitcoiners will be the next to accumulate wealth, true freedom could take a century to realize. In that sense, they make an analogy with the Gold Defenders, who have been waiting for their asset to shine as a definitive refuge against the collapse of the Fíat money. The first has happened, but the second is not yet.
In this same critical line, financial commentator Max Keiser pronounced recently. After an official White House statement on alleged irregularities in the Obama era, the specialist took the opportunity to reaffirm his central thesis: the Fíat system is in its terminal phase and Bitcoin is the only escape route.
As Cryptonotics reported, Keiser described traditional money as an “addiction based on fear and hatred”, while defining Bitcoin as a form of spiritual redemption. According to him, this technology represents “the last opportunity that God gives to humanity” to correct his course.
