We’ve all heard the saying, “In crisis, there is opportunity.” Crisis forces people to look for new solutions - and throughout history, human ingenuity has often risen to the challenge. For example, the energy crisis led to innovations like fracking.

Today, the crisis is capital inequality. A small percentage of people hold the vast majority of wealth, while the rest struggle to accumulate any. The gap has grown into a systemic issue - and the solution, though still not widely recognized, is in plain sight: Bitcoin.

Bitcoin offers a unique opportunity to level the playing field. For those just beginning to build wealth, it provides access to a fungible, liquid, and globally accessible form of capital. Unlike traditional assets, you don’t need to be wealthy to start accumulating it.

On the other hand, for those already sitting on significant assets, transitioning into Bitcoin is more complex. Selling traditional assets involves taxes, capital gains, and a level of risk that’s hard to justify - especially with Bitcoin’s volatility.

So paradoxically, this moment favors those with less capital. If you have more time than capital, you’re in a prime position. You can build wealth over the next 20–30 years by steadily accumulating Bitcoin.

This is the opportunity within the crisis.