The 2008 financial crisis acted as a catalyst for Bitcoin’s emergence, offering a decentralized alternative to traditional finance that continues to gain relevance in an increasingly volatile world. Expert analysis explores how this revolutionary technology was born from the ashes of that crisis, and its significant impact on investment strategies and global financial systems. A recent discussion with George Bodine highlights Bitcoin’s creation as a response to the flaws of centralized banking and its potential role as a financial refuge during times of economic uncertainty. It has become increasingly clear that Bitcoin isn’t just an investment, but a disruptive force reshaping finance as we know it. Experts see this trend mirroring historical patterns of asset values rising in times of economic upheaval, echoing the rise of gold as a crisis asset during past crises.