BitcoinBTCAccording to Jordi Visser, market analyst at, the global financial systems is headed for a Fourth Turning reset.
Visser told Anthony Pompliano that the average person has lost confidence in all legacy institutions, which should drive investment into BTC — a neutral, permissionless, global asset Not tied to traditional or government organizations
The Fourth Turning refers to the book by William Strauss & Neil Howe, which describes how nations rise and fall in predictable cycles due to intergenerational patterns.
“Bitcoin is a trustless thing. It was set up first to deal with the fact that I don’t trust the banks. Well, now we’re past the banks,” Visser said. Then he added:
“I don’t trust my employer. I don’t trust the government. I don’t trust the banks. I don’t trust the currency. I don’t trust the debt. I don’t trust anything, and so, I don’t see how you all of a sudden get the trust back.”
These comments were made amid geopolitical tensions and a drop in consumer confidence. record-high government debtThis is a devaluation of the purchasing power of the average person and the creation of the need for a financial alternative system that relies on hard currency.
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As most people find themselves at the bottom of K-shaped economics, consumer confidence drops.
“The growing number of people on the bottom end of the K do not feel like they’re part of the system, and this is part of the Fourth Turning,” Visser said.
K-shaped economies refer to financial systems in which the economic recovery and prosperity of different sections of society are different.
The top K who own assets experience increasing wealth while the bottom K suffers from currency inflation.
Visser has cited a recent University of Michigan study on consumer sentiment reportInflation and other factors are expected to increase the cost of goods in the future, according to a survey that found only 24% respondents expecting their purchasing habits to be the same by 2026. trade tariffs in the US.
The majority also predicts that the unemployment rate will rise in 2026. The University of Michigan surveyed over 60% of its respondents, and they all expect higher unemployment.
According to the latest survey, there has been a significant increase in job creation since beginning 2025. At that time, about 30% expected declining employment.
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Source: cointelegraph.com
