Recently thought of an interesting configuration idea, which seems to create a relatively balanced cycle.

Let's start with a change in perception. BTC is not digital gold; more accurately, it should be digital credit. Taking the US as an example, when inflation occurs and the dollar depreciates, BTC actually appreciates—because the supply and intrinsic value of BTC do not change; only the relative price increases. In other words, as long as the economy maintains inflation expectations, BTC has a basis for upward movement.

However, the global economy will inevitably face surprises. Bubble bursts, economic crises, deflation cycles... During these times, BTC will come under pressure. This is when privacy coins come into play. When the economy is not inflating, buying ZEC can capture the gains from BTC.

You see, if the essence of BTC is credit circulation rather than simple storage, then the credit system itself is in dynamic change. Sometimes privacy is needed; sometimes transparency is required. A decline in BTC could be due to fiat currency devaluation or doubts about credit itself, such as address transparency issues. At this point, the value of privacy coins becomes prominent.

Adding a high-yield layer. Consider BNB as a high-interest bank rather than an exchange token. When the market is rising, you can earn from price gains and also earn interest; when the market is falling, you still earn interest, providing risk buffering.

Putting it all together: during inflation cycles, BTC+BNB move upward together; during deflation, switch to ZEC+BNB. These three assets form a dynamic balance, with continuous interest income. In theory, it’s very hard to find an absolute bottom.

It’s called an eternal profit machine, though that’s too absolute, but relatively speaking, the risk coverage is quite comprehensive.