$BTC Do you really believe in paper money? That note that the government can print at will, devaluing the money you work so hard to earn? Then maybe you should stop reading now. Because what I'm going to tell you about Bitcoin could completely change the way you view your money.
You know that saying that "money doesn't grow on trees"? Well, it seems that for governments this rule doesn't exist. They print more money when they need to solve economic problems, but we're the ones who pay the price. More money in circulation means less value for each note in your pocket. And guess what: your electricity bill, food bill, and everything else goes up, while what you receive is worth less.
Now, why do you think Bitcoin bothers so much? Unlike paper money, it can't be manipulated. No one can "print" more Bitcoins because there will only be 21 million, period. This makes Bitcoin something rare, just like gold. But unlike gold, it is easy to store, transfer and use anywhere in the world.
And look: large institutions have already realized this. They are buying Bitcoin, protecting their wealth against the devaluation of traditional money. Central banks and governments know this and are worried. They are afraid of losing control. Because, when you start storing value in Bitcoin, you no longer depend on the system they control.
Investing in Bitcoin is not about getting rich quick. It is about protecting what is yours. It is like planting a tree today to have shade in the future. I am not here to tell you what to do with your money, but if you have already noticed that things are changing, maybe it is time to study more about Bitcoin.
I know it is scary to get into something new. But let me ask you: what is riskier? Continuing to believe in a system that is increasingly unstable or starting to build something more solid for your future?
Note: I do not recommend buying or selling crypto.
Jorge Jass