Bitcoin (BTC) is moving back into the center of the global monetary debate—not as a fleeting risk-on trade, but as part of a broader reassessment of what ultimately underwrites money. As confidence in governments, central banks, and fiat regimes erodes, traditional ‘hard assets’ like gold and newer digital alternatives such as Bitcoin are increasingly being treated as strategic stores of value, reshaping how policymakers and institutions think about financial sovereignty.
That shift is a central theme of Austrian research firm Incrementum’s 2026 In Gold We Trust report, titled “Back to the… Read more





