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People ask me why I always have money to "buy Bitcoin"

It's simple. I don't see buying Bitcoin as purchasing an asset
but rather as putting money into my savings account.

Just like people have been setting aside a small portion of their income
for many years, that's all there is to it.
It's just that the fiat currency you save is constantly being diluted by excessive issuance.
Friends who have studied token economics
should know that large token unlocks lead to a decline in coin value,
and you may not perceive it, feeling instead that prices are rising.
This is what is meant by a decline in "purchasing power."

And to preserve your "purchasing power" in value storage,
besides gold, please hold Bitcoin.
Buying Bitcoin is not for the immediate digital illusion.
When the subprime mortgage crisis collapsed in 2008,
why did Satoshi Nakamoto publish the Bitcoin whitepaper the following year?
Because he saw the fatal flaws of centralized finance:
excessive leverage in trading, greedy derivatives,
the dark cloth between government and banks,
using endless money printing to save banks and enterprises,
yet letting the common people bear the consequences of asset dilution.

True wealth is not about making quick money, but about preserving purchasing power.
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