🚨 VENEZUELA'S ECONOMY: A HARSH LESSON IN HYPERINFLATION

While global inflation hovers around 4%—and most developed nations manage between 2% to 4%—Venezuela stands alone in a league of economic distress, with inflation soaring above 270%.

This isn’t just high inflation; it's a state of monetary collapse, where currency devaluation happens faster than wages can keep up, and savings can evaporate in real time.

For Venezuelans, everyday items become luxuries, and financial planning shifts from growth to survival. In such an environment, traditional money in the bank carries extreme risk—and hard assets or dollar-pegged alternatives become more than investments; they become shields against total loss of purchasing power.

Globally, this serves as a stark reminder: when monetary policy fails and confidence in fiat currency collapses, people don’t turn to stocks or bonds—they turn to what holds real, tangible value.

When money itself can’t be trusted, hard assets don’t feel risky anymore. They feel necessary. 🥶

Are we seeing early warning signs elsewhere, or is Venezuela a unique case of policy failure?

Watch these assets often discussed in inflation-resistant plays: $FXS | $GUN | $ZEC

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