When fiat currencies collapse, Bitcoin's case becomes undeniable. The Iranian Rial is a textbook example—relentless depreciation eroding savings and purchasing power. This is precisely the problem Bitcoin was engineered to solve. A currency that can't be printed at will, can't be devalued through monetary policy, and operates on a fixed supply cap. While traditional money faces systematic debasement through inflation, Bitcoin offers an alternative mechanism: decentralization and scarcity. Not a perfect solution to every economic problem, but a viable hedge against institutional currency mismanagement. That's why it matters.