It is better to try something honest and accept the risk of failure than to continue supporting a system that is fundamentally corrupt. Bitcoin is a straightforward attempt at sound money: fixed supply, transparent rules, and voluntary participation. There are no promises of safety or comfort, only the requirement that individuals take responsibility for their choices. That honesty alone makes it worth supporting, even when the outcome is uncertain.

Fiat money operates in the opposite way. It is imposed by force, maintained through constant expansion, and justified with narratives that hide its real function: the steady erosion of purchasing power. Inflation is not an error in the system but the mechanism by which it survives. Those closest to money creation benefit, while savers and workers quietly pay the cost. This makes fiat parasitic by nature, living off the productivity of others rather than earned trust.

Even if Bitcoin were to fail, choosing it would not be a mistake. There is value in refusing to participate in a system you understand to be dishonest. Attempting to exit a structure built on debasement is an act of integrity. Supporting an honest experiment, even at personal cost, is far better than endlessly feeding a monetary parasite that guarantees loss.