Bitcoin (BTC)

Bitcoin is the most advanced savings technology in human history.

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Retail investors took Bitcoin from zero to $100,000.00. Banks are about to take Bitcoin from $100,000.00 to $1,000,000.00. https://t.co/JyKGo2Vg6j

After researching, I found that in historical sci‑fi novels, there is virtually no monetary system that is decentralized, without a central authority endorsement, maintained by cryptography and distributed ledgers, and incentivized by PoW. The currencies in sci‑fi works are mostly empire coins or corporate coins. But Friedrich Hayek’s 1976 book “The Denationalization of Money” actually hits the soul of Bitcoin. Hayek’s core ideas from 1976 include: state monopoly over money is the root of economic instability, money should compete in the market like a commodity, private institutions should issue money and let the market choose which is better – describing the political‑philosophical foundation of blockchain money. I remember in college reading one of the most striking books, Hayek’s “The Road to Serfdom”. He repeatedly emphasized that disasters are often driven by those who claim to act for your good, planning and rationality. After getting into Bitcoin, I immediately read “The Denationalization of Money”. I recommend both books to everyone. If you strongly agree with these two books, congratulations – you’re truly suited for this industry.

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Why is Trump trying to make “Bitcoin” a reserve⁉️ ①An asset that should clash with the dollar, why is the United States embracing it? Isn’t that ideologically contradictory? Bitcoin is, “not dependent on central banks” “not governed by any nation” born as a bundle of such ideas. On the other hand, the dollar, needless to say, is the legal tender that stems from the credit of the United States itself. Water and oil. An entity that should be utterly incompatible. However, it has been reported that President Trump said the following. Make America a “Bitcoin superpower” and a “crypto capital” of the world Furthermore, in 2025, the U.S. government introduced a framework called “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” and “U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile” as institutional mechanisms. …Hold on a second. That basically means, That the dollar nation treats Bitcoin as a national asset? Ideologically, isn’t that the exact opposite? Today we’ll dig into that (not in a sexual sense). ②How the world has faced Bitcoin and fiat currencies Let’s organize first. Was Bitcoin a “replacement for fiat currency” or has it become a “financial asset”? China chose “prohibition”. In 2021, China classified crypto‑related trading as “illegal financial activity”, effectively shutting down all domestic trading and businesses. The reasons are simple. •Capital outflow risk •Speculative overheating •The state losing control over finance •Resulting inability to manage it In other words, for China, Bitcoin was an “uncontrollable risk asset”. The United States “did not prohibit”. Conversely, the U.S. took the opposite path. •No total ban •But also not a free‑for‑all •Regulated and incorporated as a financial product •Within the system Its symbol is the approval of a Bitcoin ETF. A decisive shift occurred here. Bitcoin, before assessing “whether it can become a currency”, first gained “recognition as an asset”.