If you want to understand where Bitcoin is heading, just run a simple thought experiment. Look at your friends and family — what are they buying today? Are they buying overpriced tech stocks with 50x P/E ratios? Are they pouring money into properties in second-tier cities, or chasing assets that the wealthy already accumulated a decade ago?

Now ask yourself — would you buy those same things, even if you had the money? If you think critically for even an hour, you’d likely conclude: no. You’d spot the flaws.

Next, invert the experiment. What are you buying? If you’re buying Bitcoin, is there an information or understanding gap between you and those around you? Most likely, yes.

Now ask: will they eventually buy Bitcoin in the next 2, 5, 10, or 15 years? I believe so. Once the media normalizes it, once influencers and financial pundits give them a comforting narrative, they’ll follow. It’s just a matter of time.

So here’s the conclusion: I wouldn’t buy what they’re buying now, but I can see them buying what I hold in the future — Bitcoin. That’s a clear signal. The future of Bitcoin is strong, and it’s still early.