$BTC Almost all fiat currencies will depreciate. On the surface, fiat currency increases, but during inflation, its purchasing power actually decreases. Even if fiat is linked to gold, since the production of gold is increasing, the rate of gold's increase is faster than the rate of destruction. Therefore, even compared to BTC, gold and the US dollar are still relatively depreciating. We find that all fiat currencies are unstable in front of BTC.

BTC is the only stable artifact; as a currency (even if it's virtual or encrypted), it is the only one that maintains equality between individuals and organizations forever, and cannot be printed at will by either party as needed.

This understanding tells us that increasing so-called stablecoins through trading is not real profit; earning Bitcoin and increasing the amount of Bitcoin owned is the soul of the cryptocurrency market. The ultimate success or failure should be assessed by the increase or decrease of BTC, not by how many fiat currencies or their tokens one has.

What we should be doing is not based on fiat currency or its tokens, but rather on BTC. Use BTC as the standard for fiat, tokens, altcoins, or other cryptocurrencies. BTC should not be pegged; it should itself become the anchor, the anchor for all property and all currencies.

One should often check their ledger to see if their BTC has increased. No matter what price point you buy BTC at, it should not decrease.

Leverage is a great tool; if used properly, the amount of BTC will increase. How to avoid being crushed by this leverage? The idea is to find a lever that is thinner than your arm!