Nearly 20% of Bitcoin has vanished forever.

It just lies on some abandoned hard drive icon, or sinks into the Mariana Trench of the digital world along with a string of passwords that no one can remember.

Can you handle that? Before the miners even finish digging, nearly one-fifth of the 'digital gold' has already become a swan song.

Then you look at the rest, with more than half scattered in the hands of countless ordinary people around the world. The Wall Street giants holding ETFs have only bought a tiny fraction. Governments have searched for a long time, and even combined, they haven't gathered as much as Satoshi Nakamoto's icon wallet that never moves.

Tell me, what else on this planet plays out like this?

There is no board of directors, no power center that can just snap their fingers and issue more. Its rarity is written in mathematics, and even enhanced by human carelessness.

So, stop focusing on those red and green stimuli on the candlestick chart.

What you need to understand is that a consensus unprecedented in human history is forming. An asset completely owned by its holders, not reliant on any 'big brother,' is quietly accumulating energy.

Saying it will overturn gold, many people think it's a fantasy.

But what is gold? It's a story of 'rarity' and 'value' that humanity has told for thousands of years.

Now, a new story, written in code and even 'rarer' than gold (after all, gold can't lose itself), has begun.

Just for this reason, its imagination is far more appealing than those cold bricks in a vault.