The problem with the modern fiat currency system is not whether it can operate in the short term, but rather that it has long since lost its ability to fulfill the promises it made to itself. Debt keeps growing larger, the future is constantly being overdrawn, and ordinary people can only passively bear the dilution results. In this structure, the significance of Bitcoin has never been some 'speculative asset,' but more like a pressure relief valve designed to provide an escape route—when the system begins to distort, it at least gives you a way out that is not forcibly bound.

The reason Bitcoin can continue to rise in cycles is not that everyone has suddenly become smarter, but that more and more people realize: this system can neither fulfill its commitments nor take responsibility for your losses, yet it can still brazenly continue to expand its balance sheet and dilute. Looking from the bottom of the system, you will find that the problem is not whether to 'work hard,' but that the path itself has already been blocked: wages cannot keep up with assets, savings cannot outpace inflation, houses have become tickets, and blue-chip stocks resemble an exit channel for the previous generation.

In this environment, asking young people to respect price-to-earnings ratios, financial report logic, and value assessments seems absurd. Since the rules are set by you, the currency is printed by you, and the outcomes have long been written on the books, why pretend this is a fair game?

Thus, another choice begins to emerge. PVE’s Memecoin is not 'dumb money' for many people, but a direct response. Bitcoin represents exiting the old system, storing value in a place you cannot touch; Memecoin is more like flipping the table—since there are no seats at the table, just create your own chips. One is a defensive survival strategy, the other is an offensive breakout.

For the younger generation, Bitcoin is increasingly like digital gold, reliable but far from a turnaround; while Memecoin offers an asymmetric possibility, requiring no institutional endorsement and no Wall Street approval, relying only on attention, consensus, and dissemination. Even if the probability of success is very low, for those without a place in the current system, any alternative path is more meaningful than waiting in place.

Therefore, the two are not in conflict. Bitcoin addresses 'don’t die,' while PVE’s Memecoin addresses 'is there a chance to break out.' In an era where an upward channel is systematically blocked, both of these choices are instinctive reactions to reality.