It's not enough to just save in Bitcoin.
You need to understand what it is that you're saving in.
Without having a good understanding of Bitcoin, you can't build the conviction required to save in and hold for a minimum of 4 years.
Here's the harsh truth about Bitcoin.
We like to say and believe that it's for everyone, but it's not.
Bitcoin is for net-producing individuals and businesses.
If you are spending more than you're making, Bitcoin is not for you.
Fix your fiscal & financial situation, before dreaming about benefiting from Bitcoin's gains.
Bitcoin will literally overtake gold’s market cap, and critics will still call it a scam.
Stop wasting your time on these kinds of people.
Remember what Satoshi said:
“If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you. Sorry.”
Everyone wants the gains in purchasing power Bitcoin offers, but very few are ready to do the work of saving and holding for 4+ years.
If you're not ready to do the work, don't expect to receive the rewards.
That which you tax you disincentivise
If you're new to this space and you still believe that you need to buy a whole Bitcoin at a time, here's the reality.
1 BTC = 100 million sats
the same way
1 USD = 100 cents
That means you can buy fractions of a BTC called sats.
nostr:npub1ex7mdykw786qxvmtuls208uyxmn0hse95rfwsarvfde5yg6wy7jq6qvyt9 let's you buy 1 penny worth of BTC at a time.
I'm not aware of another Bitcoin-only platform that allows that.
So don't be discouraged by the ~$95,000 price per BTC.
You can start saving with as little as possible and begin benefiting from the same purchasing power as those who buy tens of thousands, millions, or billions at a time.
My bull case for the next 10 years is that Bitcoin will achieve a CAGR of 45%.
If you currently hold $100,000 worth of BTC, here’s how your purchasing power could grow:
Year 1: $145,000 (+$45,000)
Year 2: $210,250 (+$65,250)
Year 3: $304,863 (+$94,613)
Year 4: $442,050 (+$137,187)
Year 5: $640,973 (+$198,923)
Year 6: $928,413 (+$287,440)
Year 7: $1,347,195 (+$418,782)
Year 8: $1,950,417 (+$603,222)
Year 9: $2,827,104 (+$876,687)
Year 10: $4,106,296 (+$1,279,192)
My base case for the next 10 years is that Bitcoin will achieve a CAGR of 35%.
If you currently hold $100,000 worth of BTC, here’s how your purchasing power could grow:
Year 1: $135,000 (+$35,000)
Year 2: $182,250 (+$47,250)
Year 3: $246,037 (+$63,787)
Year 4: $332,150 (+$86,113)
Year 5: $448,402 (+$116,252)
Year 6: $605,368 (+$156,966)
Year 7: $816,245 (+$210,877)
Year 8: $1,102,930 (+$286,685)
Year 9: $1,487,954 (+$385,024)
Year 10: $2,008,738 (+$520,784)
My bear case for the next 10 years is that Bitcoin will achieve a CAGR of 25%.
If you currently hold $100,000 worth of BTC, here’s how your purchasing power could grow:
Year 1: $125,000 (+$25,000)
Year 2: $156,250 (+$31,250)
Year 3: $195,312 (+$39,062)
Year 4: $244,140 (+$48,828)
Year 5: $305,176 (+$61,036)
Year 6: $381,470 (+$76,294)
Year 7: $476,837 (+$95,367)
Year 8: $596,046 (+$119,209)
Year 9: $745,058 (+$149,012)
Year 10: $931,323 (+$186,265)
Bitcoin vs. Government Money
Bitcoin: Absolutely scarce, decentralized, censorship-resistant, gains massive purchasing power over time, and can’t be debased.
Fiat: Unlimited supply, centralized, easily frozen or seized, loses massive purchasing power over time, and is constantly debased.
Which one do you want to hold for the next decade?
And that's based on "official data", which is far from reality.
If the "official data" is this bad, just imagine how bad it actually is in reality.
People don't seem to have a clue.
They earn more units of currency than they did 20 years ago, but they can afford much less than they could back then.
They told you it was too late to buy Bitcoin at $1,000.
They said the same at $10,000.
Now they say it again at $100,000.
Same people, same bad takes.
Ignore the noise and remember that "A Bitcoin DCA keeps poverty away".
Your money loses purchasing power every year.
Not because of "greedy corporations" or "rising costs"—but because governments print it into oblivion and flood the market with it for wasteful spending and fraud.
To avoid the damage, you need to opt out of their broken monetary system.
You'll often hear people from traditional finance and even crypto say:
"bItCoIn Is ToO ExPeNsIvE bRo! ThE pOoRs CaN't AfFoRd It!"
Well that's absolute nonsense.
You can literally buy 1 penny worth of Bitcoin at a time on nostr:npub1ex7mdykw786qxvmtuls208uyxmn0hse95rfwsarvfde5yg6wy7jq6qvyt9 and benefit from the same increase in purchasing power as Michael Saylor when he stacks $1,000,000 at a time.
Don’t let these brain-dead people convince you that Bitcoin is out of your reach.
Government Spending = Waste + Fraud
The government takes your money, wastes a lot of it on nonsense, loses a chunk to fraud, and then tells you they need more.
Every year, they print trillions, inflating your savings away while politicians and their buddies get richer.
This is why Bitcoin exists.
No middlemen, no money printing, no forced handouts to corrupt politicians and bureaucrats.
Just hard money that no one can mess with.
Opt out. Stack sats. Stay free. #Bitcoin
If you haven't already, you'll soon realise that the only thing that matters, with regards to your Bitcoin stack, is its size in sats, not "value" in fiat.
That's because fiat currencies are 100% mathematically guaranteed to continue to lose purchasing power.
GM fellow Bitcoiners, psychopaths, paranoid crypto-anarchists, and shadowy super-coders 🧡
What do you think will have more purchasing power in 50 years?
• 10 million USD
or
• 10 million sats
People will try to strike it big with one of the 21 million cRyPtOs, instead of just saving consistently in the one with a 21M max supply.
