Well, my friend, it's difficult to say for certain how Bitcoin will respond to current events. However, it's worth noting that Bitcoin has already demonstrated an ability to rally in the face of economic turmoil, as evidenced by its surge amid the COVID money-printing episode you mentioned.

One key advantage of Bitcoin is that it is a deflationary asset, meaning its supply is strictly limited and cannot be manipulated by central banks or governments. In contrast, fiat currencies such as the US dollar can be printed at will by entities such as the Federal Reserve.

It's possible that as we see additional rounds of money printing and inflation, more and more individuals and institutions will turn to Bitcoin as a hedge against these economic pressures. As a result, we may see further appreciation in the value of Bitcoin over time.

Regardless of short-term price movements, I remain confident in the long-term potential of Bitcoin and its ability to offer financial freedom and security to individuals around the globe.

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I think much of the volatility that's been cause for concern to many who might get involved in Bitcoin is the fact we quote Bitcoin in dollars.. How do we find something else to base a BTC quote on? A basket of precious metals maybe? Gold?