Unpopular opinion:
Too many people are focused on Bitcoin as a way to protect your purchasing power from being diluted, instead of focusing on Bitcoin as a way to protect your purchasing power from being confiscated.
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Financially illiterate people have a wrong understanding of what hoarding means.
They seem to believe that hoarding bank notes, balances in bank accounts, securities in investment accounts, etc. is hoarding wealth.
None of those financial products are held for consumption, the same way food or shelter is.
Providing value to society and hoarding certificates that prove that is not hoarding wealth, but saving your purchasing power.
Incentives run the world and drive all living creatures, humans included.
Communism doesn't encourage hard work.
It encourages corruption, at worst, and mediocrity, at best.
The only people advocating for communism are corrupt and mediocre, and think they deserve more.
The problem with being a creditor to the government is not that you wonβt get your money back, but that you will NEVER get back the purchasing power you lent them.
I'll be a happy guy at $50K per BTC, stacking as many sats as possible, while most of y'all will be losing your minds and praying that it's all a bad dream.
Are you honestly ready to face that reality?
Normies: I bought Bitcoin at $100K, because I was told the fiat monetary system is doomed to fail
Why is it not worth $10M yet!?
Reality: do you expect to receive your home fire insurance payout as soon as you see smoke?
iNvEsT iN tHe sPx BrO! yOu GoNnA bE rIcH iN 45 yEaRs!


For those of you who, instead of panicking, bought Bitcoin at the last bear market bottom (around $16K), you're now up BIGLY.
Every dollar you saved in Bitcoin at that low has grown in purchasing power by about 7x.
Are you one of those that had strong conviction and bought?
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Normies: ugh! I can only afford 0.1 BTC π©
Bitcoiners: woohoo! I can afford 10 million sats π§‘


GM fellow Bitcoiners π§‘
It's another day in the fiat mine.
The weather ain't nice, but the vibe is good, and it's worth doing it because it allows me to stack sats.


Having a 9-5 IS NOT empowering.
Having savings stored in F.U. money, a.k.a. Bitcoin, IS VERY empowering.
Use your 9-5 to build your F.U. money stack, not to impress people you don't like by buying stuff you can't afford or need.


Based on the average salary and home price, this is how many years you need to work to afford a house:
β’ Australia: 11 years ($698,000 home / $62,000 salary)
β’ United Kingdom: 9 years ($356,000 home / $39,000 salary)
β’ France: 8 years ($310,000 home / $41,000 salary)
β’ United States: 7 years ($412,000 home / $59,000 salary)
β’ Germany: 6 years ($295,000 home / $48,000 salary)
β’ Italy: 6 years ($210,000 home / $33,000 salary)
Normies didn't wake up to Bitcoin, even after breaking through and staying above $100,000.
At what price do you think they'll finally wake up and run for the exits?
Normie: I can't afford Bitcoin at $113K, so I'll buy XRP at $172, which is also capped in supply, just like Bitcoin.
Me: Ok, but...
Normie: Yeah! And when it goes to $100K, I'll be filthy rich!
Me: $100K per XRP = $10 quadrillion market cap...
Normie: So?
Me: ... π€¦π»ββοΈ
The US money supply has grown by 3,000% between 1971-2025.
What this means is that the global reserve currency has lost ~8.8% in purchasing power, on average, compounded annually.
What's shocking is that most people are not aware of this and refuse to listen when told.


Except, $268K in 40 years will have the same purchasing power as $15K has today, if the USD continues to be debased at an average of 7% per year, as it has since 1971.
But what about the $6.7 million? Well, that's gonna be worth around $368K in today's dollars.
And that's the optimistic scenario.


Trying to look rich, while becoming poor, is a helluva drug


I swear to god this happens all the time.
Last week I pulled off another speculative attack, because the banks were happy to lend me more money, so of course I took it.
I bought at ~$120K.
I don't really mind it though, because I'm sure Bitcoin will be much higher in 4 years.
Bitcoin is the ultimate form of FUCK YOU! money

