@Piotr it’s actually simple physics, man.
Right now, the world stores $50 Trillion in "Bonds"—which are just fancy IOUs from governments who print money to pay you back. It’s a melting ice cube. 🧊
Saylor’s point? Bitcoin is the first "Digital Property" that doesn't rot.
The Exit: Big money (pensions, corps) realizes holding debt is a guaranteed loss.
The Entry: They move that $50T into BTC because it's "pristine collateral."
The Credit: Instead of selling their BTC, they borrow against it (Digital Credit).
The Result: That $50T of "trapped" wealth moves from a leaking bucket (Bonds) into an indestructible vault (Bitcoin).
The "win" is that we stop building the world on debt and inflation and start building it on truth and math. Stop saving in promises. Start saving in protocol. ⚡️🛰️
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When will we start using real bitcoin instead of fake/paper bitcoins that might not even exist?
The ability to conduct economic transactions anonymously is the ultimate form of personal power against centralized control. 📜