What You Should Want Most (full article) Nov 15, 2025 You probably avoid dealing with dishonest people. You avoid dishonest companies. Yet without noticing it you use something dishonest every day. But you can change this now! --- You live in a world that should be built on honest effort. You work to earn what you have. You give value and receive value in return. This is the natural way human beings exchange with each other. Real money should follow the same rule. It should be something you earn through work or through offering something useful. It should never be something that can be created by pressing a button. But this is exactly what happens with the money we use today. A small group, banks and central banks, can create more of it at any time. They do not earn it through work or by giving anything of value. They simply create it for themselves. The moment this happens the purchasing power of everyone else falls because the total amount of money grows while the real wealth of society stays the same. Honest money is different. It is something that cannot be created again and again. It stays fixed in supply so its purchasing power rises when society becomes more productive. As people create more goods and services the prices of those things should fall which means everyone should become richer over time and retire on their own savings after a few years of work. Dishonest money chronically blocks this natural process. It steals purchasing power from those who cannot create more. It raises prices when they should fall. It keeps families struggling and whole populations trapped in cycles of poverty. It fuels social conflict, crime, political polarization and even war. Then we blame everything except the real cause. If you want a better life you must want honest money. If you want a fairer world you must want honest money. When enough people demand it the shift becomes inevitable. --- If this helped you see why honest money is the one thing you should truly want, subscribe to Bitcoin Awareness and share it with one person who still thinks today’s money is normal.