I think there's good proof that the economy in the ''West'' and obviously in China too is running out of steam. Look at the debt spiral, rising poverty in the US and Eurozone and like You mentioned military conflicts. Try to compare the status quo with,let's say, the 90s. Real wages are coming down, asset inflation evaporates the middle class. What we need is re-calibrating the time horizon of the obvious decay. The political class will consume and spend anything before people realize that it was there life and work that went through the commie grinder. There still is a looot of capital to confiscate and money to be debased. I don't see a systematical change in this decade. But it's coming like the next hurricane.
Fair enough, I guess we're on the same page.
Hard times -> Strong men -> good times -> weak men -> hard times -> ...
End of the previous cycle, beginning of the next?
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Yes, I think so. And I can understand the youngsters in the Bitcoin community that are watching this rigged game that robs them and there parents blind of opportunities. But there won't be a hyperbitcoinized world any time soon. The only people I know here in Spain having Bitcoin are my wife, the kids, two friends that I recruted... that's it. Nobody has it on his radar. So my recommendation would be: education, work, family, discipline, music, art and philo AND: buying it now and then, having liquidity in case something goes wrong in life ( what will always be the case) and let the world turn around and around
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