Bestselling Author Reveals 10 Crypto Tips for a "Broken System" in 2025

Why Is the Middle Class Getting Squeezed?

Inflation isn’t accidental—it’s policy. While the wealthy profit from asset ownership, the middle class loses purchasing power. Homeownership, once a shield, is now out of reach for many due to soaring prices and interest rates. The result? A societal split that weakens economic stability. As Alden puts it, "This isn’t just inequality; it’s systemic erosion."

When Debt Outpaces Defense Spending

The U.S. now spends more on debt interest than its military budget. With national debt exceeding 120% of GDP, history suggests this marks the decline phase for empires. "The math is simple: you can’t outrun compounding interest," notes the BTCC research team, citing Treasury Department data.

Weak Money Fuels Social Unrest

Currency collapses often precede social fractures. When salaries buy less despite equal work, frustration boils over into protests—or worse. The real threat isn’t external enemies but internal divisions. Look at Argentina’s 2024 hyperinflation crisis: bitcoin adoption spiked 300% as trust in pesos evaporated (CoinMarketCap).

Trade Deficits: America’s Silent Killer

The dollar’s reserve status forces chronic trade deficits. Capital flows abroad, then returns to inflate asset prices, leaving industrial heartlands hollowed out. "It’s a feedback loop," says Alden. "Coastal elites win; Main Street loses."

The Ticking Time Bomb of Entitlements

Social Security and Medicare funds could dry up by the 2030s. Politically unpalatable cuts make inflation the likely "solution"—a stealth tax on savers. Alden’s take? "They’ll print their way out, and your cash will take the hit."

Slow-Motion Collapse: How Empires Really Fall

Financial crises rarely happen overnight. More common are mini-crises, currency devaluations, and creeping inflation that erodes savings over decades. By the time the tipping point arrives (like the 2023 UK gilt crisis), it’s often too late to course-correct.

Neutral Assets: The New Safe Havens

Nations are diversifying from U.S. Treasuries—into Gold and Bitcoin. El Salvador’s BTC adoption in 2021 was just the start. "The next monetary order might blend old and new," Alden suggests, pointing to BRICS nations’ gold accumulation (TradingView data).

Bitcoin as Protocol, Not Just Asset

BTC’s real innovation? A decentralized value-transfer system. Like TCP/IP for money, it enables borderless settlements without intermediaries. "It’s not about price—it’s about breaking the banking monopoly," argues the BTCC team.

Zero Bitcoin = Your Biggest Risk

Alden’s blunt advice: "Even 1% exposure hedges against monetary debasement." With institutions like BlackRock now holding BTC ETFs, staying entirely out means betting against financial evolution.

Crypto Trading in 2025: Why Bots Like Snorter Dominate

Automated trading tools are leveling the field. Snorter’s AI-driven bot combines wallet generation, multi-chain support (Solana, Ethereum, BNB), and real-time on-chain analytics. Its native SNORT token offers staking yields over 120% APY—currently in presale. "Manual trading can’t match algorithmic speed," admits a BTCC analyst. "Bots exploit micro-opportunities humans miss."