Let me tell you something simple, but important:
Bitcoin’s price cannot stay low forever.
And the reason is not complicated
Just look at the world around you.
1. Money Printing Isn’t Slowing Down
Do you think governments will suddenly stop printing money?
In the United States alone, the money supply has exploded:
From around $3 trillion in 1990 to over $21 trillion today.
Every chart tells the same story:
- More printing
- More expansion
- More inflation
When currencies expand endlessly, the value of each unit shrinks.
That is the world we live in and it’s not changing anytime soon.
2. Inequality Continues to Rise
Do you think inequality will magically fix itself?
Today, the top 1% owns more than 30% of global wealth.
The wealth gap isn’t closing
It’s widening every single year.
Bitcoin wasn’t created to destroy the system.
It was created because the system is broken.
3. Power Always Expands, Not Reduces
Do you think politicians will suddenly stop fighting for control?
History says otherwise.
Every crisis becomes leverage to gain more authority.
We’ve seen it with:
- Wars
- Recessions
- Pandemics
- Economic collapses
Power never reduces voluntarily.
4. Surveillance is Growing, Not Shrinking
Do you think governments or corporations will stop tracking people?
We live in the most monitored time in human history.
Every phone.
Every card swipe.
Every online search.
Most people don’t even realize how much of their life is recorded.
Privacy is declining fast.
And once it’s gone, it rarely comes back.
5. People Won’t Rely on Gold Forever
Gold has history, yes.
But it is slow, heavy, and easy to seize.
People will eventually look for alternatives that:
- Move faster
- Store value better
- Cannot be confiscated easily
- Don’t require government permission
This leads many to one discovery: Bitcoin.
6. Global Shocks Are Not Over
Covid showed us how one unexpected event can reshape the financial system in months.
Do you think it was the last global shock we will see?
Highly unlikely.
More events will come.
More instability will appear.
And people will look for financial lifeboats.
7. Debt Has Only One Direction: Up
The U.S. national debt is now over $38 trillion.
And every time the limit is reached the ceiling is raised.
Because there is no alternative.
Debt doesn’t shrink.
Debt only expands.
So Why Is Bitcoin Hard for People to Understand?
Because it is new.
Because it challenges everything we were taught about money.
Because it requires questioning the system most people rely on.
But once you start asking the questions above…
Once you study even a little…
You naturally encounter Bitcoin.
Not as:
- an investment
- a get-rich-quick scheme
But as a parallel system,
A different way to store value,
A different way to protect your future.
Why Global Adoption Isn’t Here Yet
Most people live paycheck to paycheck.
They are focused on:
- rent
- groceries
- daily expenses
They do not have the luxury to think about monetary systems.
And that’s exactly why adoption takes time.
But the gap is closing.
Interest is rising.
More people learn every year.
Bitcoin Doesn’t Want to Replace Your Life
It simply gives you something you never had under the fiat system:
A choice.
A choice to hold money that cannot be:
- printed endlessly
- confiscated
- controlled by politics
- devalued at someone else’s decision
Bitcoin is not asking you to rebel.
Just to keep an open mind.
To understand why money, inflation, inequality, and debt matter.
Because somewhere in that study, you discover the truth:
This is why Bitcoin exists.
And that’s where the real journey starts.
Final Thought
This post may sound controversial and that’s fine.
Study The Bitcoin Standard, understand the foundations,
and then tell me if there is a better form of money than Bitcoin.
I’ll be waiting.
