Why does Bitcoin still hold promise in the long run?
Bitcoin…
Once called a "temporary fad."
Then they called it a "bubble."
Now, however, global giants are adding it to their portfolios.
So, why do so many people still trust Bitcoin amidst all this decline, war, and economic crisis?
Because Bitcoin is not just a "price."
It's an idea. A critique of the system. An alternative.
While the control over money printing in the world is in the hands of a few institutions, Bitcoin stands against "endless inflation" with its limited supply.
Total supply: 21 million. Forever.
With the halving that occurs every 4 years, new supply decreases.
If demand remains the same, scarcity comes into play.
Historically, rises have occurred after halving.
Additionally:
• Major funds (like BlackRock) are entering the market with BTC ETFs.
• Countries like El Salvador recognize BTC as official currency.
• Even global banks are unable to reject this system and are starting to integrate it.
So, behind Bitcoin, there are not just individual investors anymore, but institutional money and a vision for a digital future.
My friend, Bitcoin is not just a coin.
It's an exit door outside the financial system.
The reason it gives hope in the long run is exactly this:
Bitcoin is not a "trend," but a "necessity."
