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#bedrock $BR I used to think the biggest opportunity in Bitcoin was simply owning more of it.

But the more I watch institutions and companies move BTC onto their balance sheets, the more it feels like part of the story is missing.

I’ve been noticing something: once capital becomes large enough, the question stops being what was bought and starts becoming what can actually be done with it.

What keeps bothering me is that most conversations still focus on accumulation, while the harder question is where the value flows after the asset is sitting there.

Then it started to feel like the real advantage may not come from holding Bitcoin alone, but from the infrastructure that helps capital move, earn, and connect with opportunities.

The strange part is that people often see the asset, but overlook the systems around it. That’s where it gets interesting.

As AI and digital economies continue to evolve, ownership may matter less without the infrastructure that makes ownership productive in the first place.

Maybe I’m wrong, and it’s still early, but at least from where I’m standing, the next chapter might not be about who owns the most Bitcoin.

It might be about who builds the rails around it.
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