Questioning the Real Safe Haven Amid Market Declines

The phrase 'safe harbor' is being used by many, yet which one is truly safe? The one that has recently dropped by 35%, or the one predicted to fall by 70% this year, while other asset classes are unlikely to see such declines? It’s typical that those who tout Bitcoin as a safe haven don’t actually buy it in uncertain times; gold remains the genuine safe haven. The reality is, they will plan to sell at the optimal moment when the crisis hits, rather than holding through. Such hypocrisy is evident, and it reflects a broader intellectual bankruptcy. Personal integrity seems to have become less of a concern in this post-fact world they have constructed.