🔐 If You Don’t Hold Your Private Key, It’s Like 1933 Again

(Don’t let history repeat itself — especially when it’s your money.)

In 1933, during the Great Depression, the U.S. government was facing a massive economic crisis. Many people had deposited their gold in banks, thinking it was safe.

Then came Executive Order 6102.

President Roosevelt made it illegal to hoard gold. Every American was forced to turn in their gold at a fixed price of $20.67 per ounce — and soon after, the government revalued it to $35 per ounce, instantly devaluing the dollar and stealing the purchasing power of the people.

The lesson?

If you don’t hold your own assets, you don’t control them.

If you trust institutions, they can change the rules overnight.

If you leave your Bitcoin on exchanges, you're no different from the 1933 gold depositor.

Today’s “Executive Orders” may come in the form of:

Account freezes

Exchange hacks

KYC overreach

Emergency regulations

💡Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins.

Self-custody is not optional — it’s freedom.

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