I prefer to remain factual. I completely disagree. Bitcoin should no longer be associated with fiat at all, which is why I find this comparison inappropriate. The idea of keys is intriguing, but even in this aspect, there are projects initiated to ensure nothing is lost in case of a user's passing, although I personally distance myself from them. And who had a lot of Bitcoin in the past? Very few people bought Bitcoin for a few dollars and held onto it until now. The whales invested millions. I can't explain everything here as it would exceed the scope, but if you delve into mining and difficulty, as well as the effects of halving, you will realize that the price of Bitcoin will rise significantly, and we are still at the beginning.