Bitcoin has introduced a revolutionary approach to monetary economics, breaking away from inflationary fiat systems and offering a predictable, secure, and deflationary alternative.

Fixed Supply - 21 million BTC

Unlike fiat currencies that can be printed endlessly, Bitcoin has a hard cap of 21 million coins - coded by Satoshi Nakamoto.

This scarcity is what gives Bitcoin its “digital gold” status.

Mining & Halvings

New bitcoins are created through mining, but the reward is halved roughly every 4 years. This halving schedule slows the creation of new coins, increasing scarcity and often driving up demand and price.

Deflationary by Design

As fewer new bitcoins are issued, and global demand rises, Bitcoin tends to appreciate in value over time - the opposite of fiat currencies, which lose purchasing power through inflation.

Fiat vs Bitcoin

Fiat: Central banks print more money, reducing your savings’ value.

Bitcoin: No central authority. No surprises. No dilution. Just hard math and code.

Protecting Wealth

Bitcoin’s predictable supply and decentralized nature make it a reliable store of value, especially in countries with hyperinflation or economic instability.

Halvings Drive Scarcity

Each halving cuts supply - while demand often grows. Historically, these events have led to bull markets as Bitcoin becomes harder to obtain.

Decentralization = Trust

No government or central bank can manipulate Bitcoin’s supply. It’s neutral, borderless, and censorship-resistant.

Inflation Punishes Savers

In fiat economies, printing money devalues currency.

Bitcoin flips the script:

→ It rewards saving and discourages reckless monetary expansion.

Global Impact

Bitcoin offers economic sovereignty to billions - no need for banks, just internet access. Its transparent, deflationary model may redefine how we store and preserve value in the 21st century.

Bitcoin is more than a technology

it’s a peaceful revolution.

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