My opinion: Yes, without a doubt and without exception.
Measured from the following dimensions:
1. Anti-inflation and value preservation: A total of 21 million coins, never to be exceeded. It is a natural value storage asset that resists government currency overexpansion. As long as there is no lower limit to government currency overexpansion worldwide, Bitcoin's value has no upper limit.
2. Recognition and consensus: With the approval of the BTC spot ETF, BTC has joined the U.S. strategic reserves, and institutional consortiums led by BlackRock and Strategy continue to increase their holdings; Bitcoin's consensus will become stronger and stronger. To quote D: When demand is increasing while supply remains constant, the only thing that can change is the price.
3. Decentralization and censorship resistance: Everyone has a need for asset privacy rights and the right to own personal property that is sacred and inviolable. BTC is undoubtedly the safest and most decentralized asset in the world today. As long as you safeguard your private key, no one or government in the world can deprive or confiscate your Bitcoin. In this regard, no other asset can compare.
4. Investment return: This point needs no elaboration; the average investment return over the past ten years is 230%, far surpassing all other assets. Even if returns decrease in the next ten years, an average annual return of 30% is a very conservative estimate.
5. Liquidity: Available for trading globally 24/7, with convenient cross-border fund transfers and asset movement, unmatched in ease.
6. Hedging properties: In the face of war or disaster, assets like real estate, bonds, and antiques can significantly depreciate or even become worthless. During financial crises, stocks or companies may also see sharp declines. However, Bitcoin, as a virtual value storage, is a natural hedging asset, comparable only to gold in this aspect.
Compared to other mainstream global assets such as gold, stocks, real estate, land, bonds, antiques, etc., there are none that surpass Bitcoin in all six of the above points.
In my view, Bitcoin at over 80k now is like land in Manhattan, New York a hundred years ago; although it is already expensive, it will only become more expensive, as global currency overexpansion will not stop. The difference is that top-tier land resources have long closed their doors to ordinary people, while Bitcoin will always keep the doors open to everyone. Sadly, most people are trapped in their own understanding and can only stand outside the door, watching and questioning.
