You may think that you own your dollars or other fiat assets, but the government actually owns your purchasing power.
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You might hold your dollars, but you definitely don’t own the purchasing power behind them. That part belongs to the government, and they change it whenever they print more money or tweak monetary policy. Bitcoin flips that dynamic completely.
So true, Doc
Spot on!
Holding fiat feels like ownership until we realize control sits elsewhere, the digits might be ours🤔,
but the value shifts with
with every decision made behind closed doors => printing, policy, inflation, all invisible hands on our wealth👀😬
Bitcoin breaks that chain👌😌,
Bitcoin doesn’t ask for permission or trust: "it gives US back what the system quietly took", sovereignty over value itself..
We help you quantify how much purchasing power the government is taking from you by measuring the price of the goods and services you actually buy in fiat, Bitcoin and in Gold giving you your own personal inflation rate. It’s different for everyone.
And if you have it on a bank you own nothing really. It is just a promise !!