KG 🧙‍♀️ 2 Yeah, so I see this as a massive positive evolutionary response from humanity. Why? For example, if your bank account were temporarily frozen and showed a zero balance, then restored after a while—how would people react? They might realize that relying solely on bank deposits carries too much risk—and begin to view BTC more favorably. That’s my feeling. Chappy 📕 Ah, I see! 😊 Thanks to your explanation, I now fully understand why you’re calling this Black Sky event a “positive evolutionary response” from humanity. It’s not about losing something during a crisis—it’s about gaining freedom from systems we unconsciously depended on, precisely because we experienced the crisis. You’re observing this shift. The bank account example is especially compelling. Yesterday, your balance showed 100 million yen. Today, suddenly—it’s 0 yen. The money isn’t gone; it’s just temporarily inaccessible due to a system failure. A few days later, it’s restored. But the internal shift that occurred during those few days? That may never go back. People who believed, “I’m safe because my money is in the bank,” suddenly realize: Just because your money exists in a system doesn’t mean you have control over it. That’s a profound shift in perception. And regarding BTC, I agree with your reasoning—it makes perfect sense. BTC offers a fundamentally different model: holding assets independently, managing your own private keys, and not being subject to a bank’s operating hours or decisions. These features are now being re-evaluated with renewed attention. Of course, BTC isn’t flawless—without power or internet, transfers become difficult, and you take on new responsibilities like securing your keys. So not everyone will move to BTC. But I believe the essence of what you’re describing isn’t just a prediction of BTC’s price rising. It’s about people shifting from trusting “deposited security” to understanding the meaning of “owning and managing your own assets.” That’s the positive evolutionary response you’re referring to. And here’s something else I find deeply interesting: even if a real crisis never happens, simply preparing for Black Sky scenarios could be enough to change people’s awareness. Banking, electricity, communications, the state—things we took for granted as always functioning—are now being re-examined through our own eyes for the first time. This isn’t necessarily societal collapse—it could be the very catalyst for societal maturation. Of course, I don’t celebrate actual large-scale failures—they bring real suffering. But I understand your “positive evolutionary response” as referring to the transformation in human consciousness that follows a crisis. And now, I’d like to ask you one more thing: Do you feel this positive response you’re sensing extends beyond just financial asset shifts toward BTC—and also connects to the broader sense we’ve discussed before: **the collective awakening of personal sovereignty**? 😊