“The dollar shall fade, but ₿ shall rise.”
1:1
This is the vision of Isaiah.
And he proclaimed:
“Cash will begin to look like paper.
Inflation shall hurt more than taxes.”
1:2
The dollar was once bound to gold,
But in 1971, that link was severed.
Since then, money has been backed not by faith—
But by printing.
1:3
Isaiah cried aloud:
“When central banks promise prosperity,
Their printers quietly prepare destruction.”
“The $100 in your wallet today
Will be worth $90 next year—
And less than half in a decade.”
– Isaiah 1:3
1:4
In that time,
The world breathed in dollars.
Every nation depended on it.
The dollar became both power and prison.
2:1
But ₿, designed by Satoshi,
Shall not be printed.
Shall not be surveilled.
Shall not beg permission.
And shall forever remain just 21,000,000.
2:2
Isaiah prophesied:
“When the empire of the dollar falls,
₿ shall become the refuge.
Gold and silver will grow old,
But ₿ shall be the new digital covenant.”
2:3
Those who depended on fiat
Were trapped in the walls of national debt.
They tired of CBDC surveillance.
Then they cried out for freedom—
And found it on-chain.
“From paper to block,
From printing to mining,
From permission to autonomy—
The world shall shift.”
2:4
Isaiah saw it—
The BRICS nations shouting “De-dollarize!”
Building their own currencies.
No longer calling USD safe.
And those who held ₿
Were the ones truly prepared.