If you had bought Bitcoin 10 years ago, or any company or system that generates real value, your wealth would have increased by more than one level by today. But being in the midst of it, we can easily be influenced by price fluctuations, thus ignoring the real, growing social value it creates. You might not feel that spending a little more money today on a better house or a better car makes a difference, but in 10 or 20 years, that money will become significant, and it is an important reason for the widening wealth gap between people.

Many people in their 20s and 30s consider themselves old, as if half of their life has passed, and now it’s reasonable to start enjoying life. It’s not surprising, as the human brain developed a pleasure-seeking loop during the era when the average lifespan was consistently below 35 years, but what they overlook is that in modern society, they likely have 50 to 60 more years to accumulate wealth. Any penny today, under the influence of decades of compounding interest, is a substantial amount—this is something only a rational mind can realize.

Under the immense power of time compounding, theoretically, the vast majority of people can achieve financial freedom; it’s just a matter of a few years' difference. Those who never achieve financial freedom by the time they die surely do so for reasons they cannot hold onto. $BTC