The Fear of Bankers and the Silent Collapse of the Fiat System

The unease of bankers in the face of the question "where will the R$ 40 billion of the Credit Guarantee Fund go in the case of Banco Master, now under liquidation by the Central Bank?" exposes an inconvenient truth: the much-celebrated traditional financial system is fragile, opaque, and capable of generating risks as severe as any so-called "volatile" asset. When a bank fails, panic spreads, the FGC becomes an improvised savior, and confidence in the fiat model, based on increasing debts, state bailouts, and systemic risk, shows its cracks. In such a scenario, it is ironic that they still criticize those who invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies, transparent, auditable assets independent of this centralized mechanism that relies on patchwork. The truth is simple: in today's world, the risk is not in having crypto; the risk is in blindly depending on a fiat system that has already proven, once again, that it can collapse without warning.