Under capitalism, when profit margins are high, industries can sustain multiple dominant players, like banks or real estate firms, where several large entities coexist. But when innovation disrupts the market and reduces those margins, as Netflix did to legacy media or Tesla to traditional automakers, the legacy players often face consolidation and mergers in a bid to survive. Innovation squeezes profits, and only the leanest or most adaptable endure.
Bitcoin is backed by nothing and that’s exactly why it can be used to back everything else.
Real estate has value because it’s useful: people can live on it, farm on it, and it’s limited by location.
Gold has value because it’s rare, shiny, and used in jewelry.
Bitcoin is different. Its value comes only from its limited supply, built into code. It’s pure digital money not tied to land, politics, physical stuff or any other variable.
If someone offers you money with no interest or low interest, take it.
New iPhone with $0 down and monthly payments? Yes.
New tires, no interest, pay over 3 years? Sounds good.
Even a 5% loan for furniture can be smart.
If you were going to buy it anyway, pay slowly and invest the money you keep.
If your investment earns more than the loan costs, you come out ahead.
We went from working 7 days a week to 5. Machines boosted productivity. Soon, with AI and Bitcoin, we may work just 1-2 days. AI increases output, Bitcoin ensures fair distribution. Productivity up, work hours down.
Bitcoin helps fix some of the problems with the fiat money($, £, €, ₹) we use today. While governments keep printing more money, Bitcoin’s new supply gets cut in half every four years(till the year 2140 AD). Before Bitcoin, people saved value in things like gold or houses but those are hard to store, move, or divide. Bitcoin solves many of those issues and offers a near perfect solution to store value.
Treat investing like a bill, pay a fixed portion of your salary each month. Automate it if possible, and pay no matter what.
If you wait to invest until you’ve saved ‘enough,’ you’ll likely never start. Start small. Start now.
We don’t use paper files anymore, too slow, wasteful, and fragile.
Bitcoin does to money what digital files did to paper: makes it borderless, weightless, and unstoppable.
Gold and cash will feel ancient soon.
Learning from the best is no longer a dream.
AI tutors trained on Harvard, Khan Academy, YouTube, even Einstein, are almost here.
Personalized to you, they teach, demonstrate, and answer every question with infinite patience.
Soon, the smartest teacher you’ve ever had will live in your pocket.
When we colonize Mars, what money will matter?
Dollars? Earth-bound.
Real estate? Mars has plenty.
Gold? Likely abundant in asteroids.
Stocks? Possibly, if Earth companies power Martian life.
But if we need a money that works anywhere, with no middleman,
It’s Bitcoin.
Capitalism rewards dominance, not effort.
Don’t start a soda brand. Sell Coca-Cola.
Don’t launch a burger joint. Franchise McDonald’s.
Better yet, create a category no one owns.
Mom-and-pop shops don’t stand a chance.
For the truly patriotic, Bitcoin isn’t just money, it’s resistance.
A peaceful weapon against:
• Currency debasement in Venezuela
• Bank freezes in Nigeria
• Surveillance in China
• Inflation tax in the U.S.
• Sudden demonetization in India
Bitcoin is freedom you can hold.
Debt isn’t evil. It’s capitalism asking:
“Can you turn $100K into $500K before I ask for $120K back?”
That extra $20K is just interest, the fee to borrow money.
Use that $100K to build a business, buy assets or invest in skills.
If it earns you $500K, the $20K interest is just background noise.
Debt isn’t a trap, it’s a tool.
But only if you know how to use it.
Even with no inflation and full adoption, Bitcoin’s price keeps rising. Why? Every 4 years, halving cuts new supply and your BTC’s value basically doubles overnight.
Sometimes it takes generations to build generational wealth.
People talk about it like it’s a trend or a quick hack that’ll fade soon.
But if you started from the bottom like me, be prepared, it takes sacrifice, commitment, and a mindset beyond your own lifetime.
Want to understand capitalism?
-Buy Bitcoin
-Read Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
Those two taught me more than anything else.
A few centuries ago, one continent had 200 kingdoms or nation-states. Today, the whole planet has ~200 countries. In the future, we might have just one country left called Earth. (Not counting space colonies, of course.)
When you save in fiat(dollars, euros, rupees), you eventually have less money. When you save in bitcoin, you eventually have more money. Over time, their results are inversely proportional.
You’re not free.
In capitalist countries, most people spend their lives working for banks (through debt and interest) and govt (through taxes and inflation).
One of the best arguments for buying Bitcoin: it’s money that no one can control — not banks, not govt, not anyone.
People say the government helps the rich, but in capitalism, it’s usually the rich who help the government, not the other way around.