The purpose of this paper is to propose the application of a simulator, the Cryptocurrency Vulnerability Evaluator (CV-Evaluator), designed to assess the susceptibility of cryptocurrencies to a range of economic and geopolitical challenges. These include deep financial crises, conflicts, inflation, unemployment, economic contraction, corruption, significant trade imbalances, natural disasters, and pandemics. The primary aim of the CV-Evaluator is to provide insights into the vulnerability of a cryptocurrency under diverse circumstances, enabling informed decisions regarding the optimal times for buying or selling. This assessment is facilitated through the use of varying risk levels, visualized within a constantly shifting and evolving cube framework. Subsequently, the CV-Evaluator employs Bitcoin as a case study to validate the effectiveness and applicability of our simulator. This choice is driven by Bitcoin’s established status and its extensive historical data, rendering it a suitable experimental laboratory for this purpose.