The COVID-19 pandemic only takes as much blame as the bad government policy does. The lockdowns weren't required, the money printing wasn't required either. The government could've taken mitigation efforts without shutting businesses down and causing entire industries to be shut down. Inflation effects the poor the most, so I understand why there are global protests. My point is, the anger should be directed at the government officials who decided they had the authority to cease any "non-essential" economic activity.
Of course. Governments' policies is what has mostly impacted the economy in the first place. Constant money printing and heavy spending has led us to the point where we are right now. The Russia-Ukraine war made matters worst, so it's going to take quite a while before things go back to normal (if they ever will). I couldn't imagine an scenario where hyperinflation would destroy Fiat in its entirety. If that happens, then we'd be doomed.
My guess is that either we'll return to the Gold standard or switch to the Bitcoin standard altogether. No one can predict the future so we can only hope for the best. Just my opinion
Or better yet, bitcoin invest is the better option to fight this inflation. As what we have been teach, at least save 6 months of money as buffer, in case some kind of emergency sets it. But the pandemic is very different though, no one was ready and it 's effect still lingers despite it being controlled now. So our money is useless and it's better to invest it somewhere like bitcoin or gold, or even diversify to stocks. We don't want to get caught in this inflation, so we need to react.
