Stop deceiving yourself—The money you have worked hard to save cannot keep up with the money printing machine. Over the past decade, the purchasing power of major global currencies has shrunk by an average of over 40%, while bank fixed deposit rates have been below 2%. This is not financial management; this is chronic blood loss.
Bitcoin is precisely one of the few weapons ordinary people have to fight against this 'invisible plunder.' Its total supply is capped at 21 million coins, and the algorithm is designed to never increase—this means that as long as humanity continues to trust mathematics more than politicians, Bitcoin inherently possesses anti-inflation genes. In 2025, even Wall Street giants like BlackRock and MicroStrategy are hoarding coins like crazy, not because they 'believe in crypto,' but because they see through it: the fiat currency system has entered an irreversible credit dilution cycle.
Some say the volatility is too great? But have you calculated: salaries have doubled in ten years, housing prices have tripled, Bitcoin has increased a hundredfold—what’s truly dangerous has never been the volatility, but the illusion of staying still. Ordinary people don't need to go all in; just invest 1% to 5% of spare cash regularly, and you can embed a 'anti-fragile anchor' in your asset allocation.
More importantly, Bitcoin grants you true financial sovereignty. No bank can freeze it, no intermediary can take a cut, with the private key in hand, the asset is in hand. In turbulent times, this is more practical than gold—after all, no one can carry gold bars across borders for transfers, but you can use your phone to instantly send value to the other side of the Earth.
Therefore, ordinary people invest in Bitcoin not to get rich, but to avoid being quietly eliminated by the times.
