Bitcoin benefits everybody
Left, right, center, libertarian, apolitical… Bitcoin doesn’t care.
It doesn’t ask who you voted for, what flag you fly and it doesn’t check your tax bracket or your ideology
Bitcoin is for everyone because the problems it solves aren’t partisan, they’re systemic
Some love it for its fixed supply, and independence from central banks
Some love it for its financial inclusion, and ability to protect your wealth
Some love it because it’s permissionless, borderless, and ungovernable
And some love it because… well, everyone is printing money now
If you care about privacy, about equality of opportunity, about censorship resistance, about sound economics, about protection from authoritarianism, Bitcoin helps.
We’ve been tricked into thinking money is a political issue but Bitcoin doesn’t wait for elections
It’s not red money. It’s not blue money. It’s free money
The real inequality isn’t wealth. It’s access.
The problem isn’t that some people have more money.
It’s that most people don’t even have a fair shot at keeping theirs
If you live in a country with stable banking, property rights, and a halfway decent currency, you’ve already won the lottery of geography
Billions of people are born into systems where their savings lose value by double digits every year, their banks can freeze accounts overnight and their governments can decide who gets to trade with the rest of the world.
For the first time in human history, access to a fair, global financial system doesn’t depend on your passport, your politics, or your bank’s approval.
Just open code and equal rules for everyone.
That’s what makes it hopeful.
Because the person mining bitcoin in Nigeria, the entrepreneur in Argentina stacking sats, and the saver in Canada using it as a hedge, they’re all playing the same game!
Same rules, same protocol and same opportunity
Bitcoin doesn’t promise everyone the same outcome
It gives everyone the same access and that’s what real equality looks like
A Luxembourg sovereign wealth fund just allocated 1% of its holdings to Bitcoin ETFs
That’s a massive signal, but lets be clear, buying an ETF isn’t owning Bitcoin
The whole point of Bitcoin is self custody
Bitcoin dominance just crossed 60%
There is no second best
Russia’s inflation just hit 8%
The ruble is losing value at a rate that would cut purchasing power in less than a decade
This is why bitcoin exists
Zoom out
Bitcoin was
$81,000 6 months ago
$60,000 1 year ago
$11,000 5 years ago
Canada's average hourly wages increased by 3.3% year-on-year to C$36.78
The average home price in Canada is over C$600,000
$36/hr × 40 hrs × 52 weeks = $74,880/year
Minus 20% tax → $59,904 take-home
That’s $4,992/month
If you spend half your income on your mortgage:
$2,500/month → $600K house at 5% interest
That is a 30-year mortgage!!
That’s a lifetime of payments
Bitcoin fixes this!
Brazil’s inflation just ticked up again, 5.17% year-over-year in September
If you hold your wealth in a currency that loses 5% of its value every year, in 10 years, you’ve lost nearly half
Bitcoin doesn’t inflate, it is a currency with a fixed supply of 21 million
Bitcoin is hope 🧡
Bitcoin’s market cap is now higher than the entire GDP of these countries
These are major economies, many with deep financial infrastructure, export power, and long histories of global relevance
We’ve never had a monetary network like this before
Bitcoin’s superpower is self-custody
When you leave your bitcoin on an exchange, you don’t actually own it
History has a habit of reminding us why self-custody is important:
Bitcoin and gold now trade at near parity per unit
(1 BTC ≈ 1kg gold)
Gold added an entire bitcoin market cap in the last few weeks
Imagine what happens if even a fraction of that capital rotates into BTC...
Bitcoin redefines luxury
We’ve been sold a version of luxury that’s loud, flashy cars, designer bags, first-class flights. "Look at me" wealth.
But when you hold bitcoin, your definition shifts, you realize time is the real flex
Not being busy 24/7 and not working weekends to pay off lifestyle debt, but having the freedom to choose what you do and when you do it.
So while others chase status, Bitcoiners stack sats.
Real luxury is owning your future, it’s saying no when others can’t.
Bitcoin is about richness, of time, of freedom and knowing no one can take it from you
U.S. national debt is approaching $40 trillion
At a pace of nearly $1 trillion every 100 days
Study Bitcoin!
Bitcoin just had its highest weekly close ever
Bitcoin will be a success not only because the BTC supply is capped at 21,000,000. But also because the money printer must keep printing
Inflation hits your wallet and your plate.
As fiat currencies lose value, food producers cut corners to survive: less beef, more filler, less nutrition, more preservatives. Corn syrup stays cheap, organic eggs become a luxury, and fast food remains affordable. Fiat incentives.
When money holds its value, it’s honest and incorruptible; businesses optimize for quality.
Bitcoin matters more than most realize because it stops the erosion of quality in food, health, and lives.
When money doesn’t devalue like fiat, everything downstream heals.
Fix the money, fix the menu!
If every asset on Earth was priced in time instead of dollars, what would be expensive?
Let’s say we stopped measuring value in dollars, no more price tags, no more currencies. Just time. Your hours, effort and your life.
A $10 fast food meal might not seem like much…
Until you realize you traded 30 minutes of your life to eat something that takes 3 minutes to regret
That “free” checking account?
It costs an hour
A house with a big mortgage?
35 years of your prime working life, plus interest.
When we price things in dollars, we disconnect from the real cost because dollars can be printed, time can’t.
Spending 40 years grinding, only to retire into a currency that’s been devalued by half?
That’s really expensive!
What’s cheap when priced in time?
Learning to self-custody your bitcoin and taking the time to understand money. It might take a few hours
But it could buy you back decades of freedom!
Bitcoin doesn't just store money, it stores your time
Hard work, late nights and sacrifices. All captured in a form that can’t be debased or inflated
When the price of everything is your time you stop asking, “How much does it cost?”
And start asking: “Is it worth my life?”
If every asset on Earth was priced in time instead of dollars, fiat would be the most expensive thing you own.
We love to talk about how tech “disrupts industries.”
Netflix killed Blockbuster, Uber rewrote transportation, Airbnb flipped hospitality on its head
But zoom out.
Tech doesn’t just disrupt industries, it disrupts empires.
The printing press didn’t just disrupt scribes, it broke the monopoly the Church had on knowledge. Suddenly, truth wasn’t something you received, it was something you could read for yourself
The internet didn’t just disrupt newspapers, it disrupted governments and control over information. A person in their bedroom now had more reach than a state-run TV station.
And now Bitcoin isn’t just disrupting banks, it’s threatening the monopoly governments have on money That’s empire-level stuff.
Money is power and when a central bank can print endlessly, dictate rates, seize assets, freeze transactions, that’s not just monetary policy, that's control.
That’s why Bitcoin makes people nervous, it’s not trying to innovate within the system. It’s building a new one outside of it.