If you’re looking for a true economic signal—a sense of where the puck is moving—pay close attention to non-resident Indians (NRIs). They represent the creamy layer of Indian talent: highly skilled, technically sharp, globally exposed, and financially literate. Earning in dollar assets while carrying a mindset rooted in savings and long-term value, they deeply understand the differences between currencies, asset classes, and economic systems. If you want to know where the smart money is going, look at where NRIs are putting their capital. Talk to them. Watch their behavior. They are the signal. And right now, that signal is pointing clearly toward Bitcoin.

To buy Bitcoin, you need courage. To have courage, you need clarity. To gain clarity, you must deeply understand Bitcoin. To understand Bitcoin, you need to dedicate 100–200 hours of focused study. And to even make that time, you need the desire for freedom & money in its truest form. So in the end, if you truly want wealth, the path is simple: Desire → Study → Understanding → Clarity → Courage → Buying Bitcoin.

Capital controls are coming.

People often say that Bitcoin has no intrinsic value—but I see that as one of its greatest strengths. Bitcoin is a large-scale asset that isn’t tied to any traditional measure of intrinsic value. And as we move into an era of abundance, everything that does have so-called intrinsic value is increasingly vulnerable to disruption. Bitcoin stands apart—by design.

Kraken CFO Stephanie Lemmerman predicts that about 20% of the roughly 55,000 public companies will buy and hold Bitcoin within the next few years. Imagine 11,000 companies piling into Bitcoin.

In a world of abundance, scarcity commands a premium. And Bitcoin is the most scarce form of capital ever created.

The whole point of acquiring Bitcoin is it removes “money anxiety”, so you can spend attention on meaningful work and family.

Bitcoin is a tool for stability, not an endless‑pleasure high score. Focus on faith, family, community, creativity; money is the enabler, not the mission. Purpose > net‑worth

From 2000 to 2020, the world moved online—and today, almost everyone is connected. Now, from 2020 to 2040, the world is moving on-chain. People are beginning to store their money, documents, and information on-chain to preserve integrity and truth. Just as the last 20 years were defined by going online, the next 20 will be defined by going on-chain.

Bitcoin doesn’t need the system to crash; it just needs time, clear rules and lower interest rates to out‑compete fiat on pure performance.

Bitcoin forced me (and many) to practice patience, humility and long‑term thinking.

Highly disagreeable people all agree on BTC → strong signal.

AI is about to yank the rug out from under knowledge‑work and white‑collar jobs even faster than globalisation hit factory work. Governments will try to cushion the blow with bigger deficits, bailouts and tighter control — but that only widens the gap between productivity (falling prices) and a currency that must inflate. Step off the sinking ship. Learn the new tools, plug into open protocols, and keep your savings in an asset (Bitcoin) that thrives on deflation instead of fighting it.

Why Bitcoin matters?? As AI wipes out jobs and central banks respond with endless stimulus, a debt‑based monetary system can’t survive. Bitcoin runs the opposite playbook: fixed supply, no central gatekeepers.

The first global, energy‑anchored free‑market protocol; lets productivity deflation benefit Bitcoin holders instead of being stolen by money printing.

The world’s shifting—moving away from this debt-heavy, dollar-based system and into something way more digital, way more AI-driven. People are losing trust in the dollar, old-school assets are looking shaky, and stablecoins are cracking open global markets for billions. In the middle of all that, Bitcoin stands out—it's simple, it’s scarce, and that scarcity? That’s the edge. I’m certain it’ll soak up the liquidity leaking out of everything else. Own Bitcoin now, let it ride, and get ready for a market where almost nothing else keeps up.