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Since 1971, the U.S. dollar has quietly lost nearly 90% of its purchasing power. What once filled an entire basket of goods now barely covers a fraction of it. This wasn’t a sudden collapse—it was a slow bleed. Inflation crept in, money supply expanded, and the cost of living kept climbing year after year.

On the surface, the dollar still looks dominant. Numbers go up, markets move, salaries increase. But beneath that shine, real value has been dissolving for decades. Every year, cash in hand buys a little less time, a little less security, a little less freedom.

Now people are starting to feel it. Savings don’t stretch. Paychecks don’t last. Long-term planning feels harder than ever. This is why capital is searching for alternatives, why scarce assets matter, and why ignoring monetary reality is no longer an option.

The erosion didn’t make noise—but the consequences will. 💥

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