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Inflation is silently eroding your wealth faster than ever—worse than you think!
But Bitcoin? It's your ultimate hedge, better than you know.
As Michael Saylor wisely said: 'Inflation is worse than you think, and Bitcoin is better than you know.'In this bull market, stack sats and protect your future.
Billionaire Grant Cardone says he accepted 115 Bitcoin as payment 13 years ago, worth $50,000 at the time, and he never sold. Today, it's worth around $11,000,000.
Current Prices Bitcoin (BTC): Trading around $87,300 USD (down ~0.5-1% in the last 24 hours, with some sources showing slight variations between $87,200–$87,500). Gold (XAU/USD): Spot price hovering near $4,480–$4,500 per troy ounce (recent records above $4,480, currently up slightly or flat amid holiday-thin liquidity).
2025 Year-to-Date Performance2025 has been a tale of two safe-haven assets:Gold delivered an extraordinary ~70% YTD gain (from ~$2,600/oz at the start of the year to current levels), marking its strongest annual performance since 1979. Driven by central bank buying, ETF inflows, geopolitical risks, and rate-cut expectations. Bitcoin started strong with institutional momentum (ETFs, corporate adoption), hitting an all-time high of ~$126,000 in October 2025, but has since corrected sharply.
It's now only marginally positive YTD or even flat/down in late-year trading, lagging far behind gold.
Market Cap ComparisonGold: Estimated total above-ground market cap now exceeds $22–$23 trillion (reflecting the massive price rally).
Bitcoin: ~$1.74 trillion (at current price and ~20 million circulating supply).
Gold's market cap remains ~12–13x larger than Bitcoin's.Who Still Takes the Lead?Gold has decisively outperformed Bitcoin in 2025, reclaiming the "safe-haven" crown amid uncertainty.
While Bitcoin remains the superior long-term performer historically (with higher volatility and growth potential), this year highlighted gold's stability and institutional appeal during risk-off periods.
That said, Bitcoin bulls point to its fixed supply (21M cap) and growing adoption—many expect it to challenge (or surpass) gold's dominance in future cycles.
What do you think—temporary gold win, or has the narrative shifted?
"You need Bitcoin more than Bitcoin needs you" say CZ
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the founder of Binance.
He posted it on X (formerly Twitter) on February 2, 2025, as an "unpopular opinion":"Unpopular opinion: You need bitcoin more than bitcoin needs you. " The tweet quickly gained traction, with crypto news outlets covering it the next day (e.g., reports from February 3, 2025, highlighting it alongside similar long-term bullish sentiments from figures like Michael Saylor).
What does it mean?CZ is emphasizing Bitcoin's independence and resilience as a decentralized network.
Bitcoin doesn't rely on any single person, investor, exchange, or even government for its existence—it will keep running regardless. On the flip side, individuals (and potentially nations) increasingly need Bitcoin for:Hedge against inflation Financial sovereignty Long-term wealth preservation in an uncertain world
It's a classic HODLer mindset: Don't get emotional or sell in panic; Bitcoin is bigger than any of us, and history has shown that holding through cycles pays off.Classic CZ—short, provocative, and very pro-Bitcoin.
"I own Bitcoin, I think it's interesting" APPLE CEO TIM COOK
Apple CEO Tim Cook has publicly stated that he personally owns Bitcoin (and cryptocurrency in general), describing it as interesting and reasonable to hold as part of a diversified portfolio.
This revelation first came in November 2021 during an interview at The New York Times' DealBook Summit, where Cook said: "I do [own cryptocurrency].
I think it’s reasonable to own it as part of a diversified portfolio." He had been "interested in it for a while" and had done personal research.
The quote in your message closely matches his 2021 remarks, though the exact phrasing was more along the lines of it being "reasonable" rather than just "interesting" (he used both ideas).
Cook has referenced his personal crypto holdings in later interviews (e.g., around 2024 discussions), noting he's held Bitcoin for years, but he always stresses: This is a personal investment, not advice.
Apple as a company has no plans to invest its treasury in crypto, accept it as payment, or expose shareholders to it directly (unlike companies like Tesla or MicroStrategy). Apple does allow crypto apps and wallets on the App Store but remains cautious on deeper integration.
As of late 2025, there's no new major statement from Cook changing this stance—his position has been consistent for years.
His personal ownership is seen as a mild endorsement of crypto's legitimacy among tech leaders, but it hasn't led to corporate moves at Apple.
2025 has been crypto's breakout year, rivaling Bitcoin's genesis! From Trump's US Crypto Reserve stacking BTC, ETH, SOL & XRP, to Solana ETFs launching, DeFi TVL exploding past $24B on Aave, and stablecoins hitting $46T in volume.
Not to mention wild rides like $19B liquidations in a day and AI agents reshaping DeFi.
Fire sparked civilization, the wheel enabled trade, Bitcoin freed money... 2025 institutionalized it all.