Many people actually still don't understand what value Bitcoin #BTC really has, so let me explain it briefly.

The greatest aspect of Bitcoin is not how much it can surge, but that it is currently the only asset that ordinary people can carry with them at all times. This is its core value, and the true meaning of 'decentralization'.

Think about it: bank deposits, houses, cars, and even cash are only useful because they are recognized by the state or certain institutions. Once a war or economic crisis occurs, these assets can disappear in an instant. At that point, what truly holds value are food, weapons, and gold.

However, gold is too cumbersome for most people; it’s hard to carry and hide. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is different. You can store it in a cold wallet, completely offline, unrelated to any blockchain or exchange. As long as you don't leak your private key, no one can touch that money, not even in the event of an apocalypse; it will still be there.

Other coins, such as #ETH , #sol , #xrp , #bnb , all have project teams behind them, and many coins are concentrated in the hands of a few individuals, acquired almost at zero cost. To put it bluntly, they are not on the same starting line as us.

But Bitcoin is different; Satoshi Nakamoto has long disappeared, and the coins in the genesis wallet have never moved. This is the most complete form of decentralization.

Now, many Web3 things look flashy, but to be honest, it's still too early. Most projects are like bubbles. Bitcoin, in contrast, is the only one that has been validated and has global consensus as 'digital gold'.

Just like gold and oil are valuable because they are recognized by everyone, Bitcoin's value comes from the same principle.