As the Liberation tariffs ripple through the global economy, they may unwittingly forge Bitcoin's destiny—not as a mere speculative asset, but as a phoenix rising from the ashes of a fractured financial order. In a world where trade wars erode trust in fiat currencies and central banks grapple with the fallout, Bitcoin stands poised to transcend its volatility, emerging as a borderless bastion of value. The tariffs, intended to shield nations, could instead unshackle a decentralized force, proving that in the crucible of economic upheaval, true sovereignty is not imposed by governments, but claimed by the people through code and consensus.