Why are global central banks frantically buying gold? The essence is the quiet retreat of confidence in traditional currency. Why has turmoil led to soaring gold prices? The world is searching for a 'ballast' in the collapse of order. All of this points to a deep-seated demand: we need a true value storage that belongs to this era, transcending traditional authority. But is gold really the ultimate answer? It is heavy, difficult to divide, and cannot flow in the digital world. When the old gods awaken, what is revealed is the fracture of the old system. And where there are fractures, light must shine through – this light is cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is not 'digital gold'; it is a more thorough evolution. It has core advantages that gold lacks: scarcity, decentralization, and resistance to scrutiny. It also has dimensions that gold does not: instant global transfers, no divisibility limits, transparency, and verification, and it exists in your device. Central banks buying gold is a defense of the old order. Embracing crypto is an offensive towards the future. The surge in gold prices is the grand narrative laying the groundwork for digital assets – it teaches the world that when the tide goes out, you must hold 'hard assets' beyond the tangible.