If you believe currencies will keep getting diluted over time, then owning Bitcoin isn’t about chasing upside. It’s about opting out of a system that slowly leaks value. That’s the part many people miss. This isn’t a trade, it’s a position.
What stands out to me is who is saying it. When the head of the world’s largest asset manager frames Bitcoin as a hedge against debasement, it tells you the conversation has shifted. What was once considered extreme is now being spoken in plain, institutional language.
So when I hold Bitcoin, I’m not reacting to today’s price. I’m responding to a longer reality where money keeps changing, and scarcity starts to matter more than narratives.
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If you believe currencies will keep getting diluted over time, then owning Bitcoin isn’t about chasing upside. It’s about opting out of a system that slowly leaks value. That’s the part many people miss. This isn’t a trade, it’s a position.
What stands out to me is who is saying it. When the head of the world’s largest asset manager frames Bitcoin as a hedge against debasement, it tells you the conversation has shifted. What was once considered extreme is now being spoken in plain, institutional language.
So when I hold Bitcoin, I’m not reacting to today’s price. I’m responding to a longer reality where money keeps changing, and scarcity starts to matter more than narratives.
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