Why do so many people still believe in our money? It’s a completely broken system.

The U.S. dollar is officially the biggest loser, and savvy investors know where to look next, Bitcoin.

The recent U.S. News article “7 Ways to Invest With a Weakening U.S. Dollar” doesn’t shy away from calling out the dollar’s decline. It explicitly includes Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other popular cryptocurrencies as viable bets in a weakening dollar environment.

This isn’t just hype. The Financial Times reports that the dollar’s fall, the worst start to a year since 1973, is real, with the euro surging nearly 14%. That kind of currency devaluation demands resilience.

So, why Bitcoin? Because, like “digital gold,” it’s decentralized, scarce, and acts as a hedge against fiat weakness. Institutional players are tuning in. Morgan Stanley notes gold’s rise and calls Bitcoin a digital counterpart, up an astonishing 150% since last October.

Combine that with global flows into emerging market local currency debt, which has surged thanks to the weaker dollar and is now delivering returns north of 10% this year and the case is even stronger for diversifying beyond traditional assets.

Bottom line: If the dollar is in decline, Bitcoin shines brighter than ever. It’s time for investors to rethink conventional safe havens and consider digital assets as part of a forward-looking, diversified portfolio.