A desperate need always drives bitcoin adoption. I felt forced to run a mini hedge fund just to keep ahead of inflation. It was a job I never wanted and am not qualified to do. Bitcoin freed me from that treadmill and gave me my life back.

A desperate need always drives bitcoin adoption. I felt forced to run a mini hedge fund just to keep ahead of inflation. It was a job I never wanted and am not qualified to do. Bitcoin freed me from that treadmill and gave me my life back.

"Bitcoin has been captured by the government." In reality, the government’s been captured by Bitcoin. Governments that resist won’t survive - just like gunpowder. Capital and talent go to economies embracing it vs. those who don't. Adapt or die.

Inflation is not transitory—it’s permanent and accelerating. The debt can’t be repaid. The system can’t be fixed. Bitcoin is the exit.

The U.S. says it has $38T in debt. But when you count Social Security, Medicare, and pensions, it's really closer to $130T — over 3x higher. They can’t tax that much. They’ll have to print trillions just to pay the debt they already owe. And trillions more to cover everything else. You’ll pay for it through inflation — getting poorer every day. You don't have to just sit there and accept that. Move your money to bitcoin while you still have some.

Affordable homes would destroy the economy. If homes were truly affordable, prices would fall, wiping out trillions in homeowner equity and collapsing banks that rely on inflated mortgage debt. The system needs ever-rising home prices to keep banks solvent and governments funded through property taxes. So instead of fixing affordability, policies quietly protect asset values — keeping younger generations locked out while older ones depend on the bubble to retire. I don’t like it, but it is what it is.

Never underestimate the power of denial

People dismiss Bitcoin as useless until they experience the problems it was built to solve — inflation, debt, and loss of trust in money. Ask anyone in Argentina, Zimbabwe, Lebanon, Turkey, or Venezuela. That will never happen here? Think again. Here's the uncomfortable truth: all the factors driving their decline exist in every major economy today: Massive debt that can never be repaid and unchecked money printing disguised as "quantitative easing." The question isn't whether your currency will fail you — it's whether you'll get out in time.

"Tax the rich" doesn't work. There's a global marketplace for wealthy people who want lower taxes, security and good healthcare. Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Monaco, and Switzerland...etc The rich just leave and take their jobs, businesses and capital with them.

Even if Bitcoin’s price dropped to zero, it would still offer something priceless: a global financial system where accounts can’t be closed, money can’t be printed, and transactions can’t be stopped. Bitcoin’s utility actually grows as traditional systems break down, as debt piles up, banks fail, and financial censorship spreads. Just ask anyone in Argentina.

Bitcoin isn’t a stock. It doesn’t need a claim on future cash flows or assets. Its value comes from its ability to store the proceeds of production. The euro leaks value because it can be printed without limit. Bitcoin can’t. That’s why purchasing power in Bitcoin rises over time, while fiat’s falls.

“In a world that is already suffering the consequences of energy demand it seems pretty absurd to create an energy intensive currency.”

Blows my mind that a person will work all week, then someone can push a button and devalue their hard earned money in an instant. Why aren't there riots in the streets?!

Inflation splits societies the same way the Berlin Wall once did.

Inflation divides people into opposing camps. In New York, the message is “tax the billionaires.” Zohran's mayoral campaign is "affordability" in a word. Trump blames immigrants and the poor. His solution is to deport them and cut welfare. Both narratives ignore the actual culprit: governments printing trillions and devaluing your money. Ignore the politics and buy Bitcoin. It can't save the system, but it can save you.

Fiat is rulers without rules

Ask anyone who says “Bitcoin’s a scam” how many Bitcoin books they’ve read. The answer’s always the same: zero.

Which one do you hear most often?

Surprisingly common Bitcoin criticisms. All are FALSE. 1. If the internet goes down, Bitcoin becomes unusable. 2. It has no real value, only what people believe it’s worth. 3. Governments might secretly control or backdoor the network. 4. It enables money laundering and terrorist financing. 5. It depends on electricity and the internet, making it fragile. 6. Governments can confiscate people’s Bitcoin.

The wealth divide is about to crack open as inflation gets worse and AI replaces jobs. If you don’t act now, you’ll be trapped on the wrong side of inequality forever. Bitcoin is the safest bridge across. Make the leap and get off zero before it’s too late!

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