Essentially, the operational mechanism of the global economy has characteristics similar to a Ponzi scheme: only with constant new funds injected to maintain the consumption cycle can the economy operate normally. Once the flow of funds stagnates and the market loses the willingness to take over, an economic crisis may follow. This actually aligns with Marx's conclusion about capitalism two hundred years ago — the unlimited pursuit of capital accumulation will ultimately lead to a crisis of overproduction.

Today, the debt-driven economic model that began in the Reagan era has shown signs of fatigue, and the global economy may face a predicament of insufficient demand once again. Looking back at history, gold rose twentyfold in a decade. From this perspective, if Bitcoin's price could rise tenfold in the next decade, it doesn't seem like a far-fetched idea.