Bitcoin challenges the way we understand money.

Unlike fiat currencies like the dollar or euro, which are issued by governments and controlled by central banks, Bitcoin is decentralized and has a fixed supply of 21 million coins. This makes it resistant to inflation and monetary manipulation.

Fiat relies on trust in institutions. Bitcoin relies on code, transparency and cryptography. While banks act as intermediaries and gatekeepers, Bitcoin allows direct peer-to-peer transactions with lower fees and no middlemen.

It’s borderless, censorship-resistant, and available to anyone with internet access. For those living under financial restrictions or without access to banks, Bitcoin is more than money - it’s freedom.

From your favorite Bitcoiner from Madeira - viva a liberdade! 🧡