I choose not to hold too much of my assets in FIAT currency, especially in my country’s currency, because its value continues to decline year after year. This isn’t just a local issue—it’s a global trend among fiat currencies, which are constantly being eroded by inflation and monetary policies.
In my country, the local currency has consistently weakened against stronger assets like the US Dollar and especially Bitcoin. This steady depreciation means that the purchasing power of fiat currency keeps shrinking over time. Holding too much fiat is like storing water in a leaking bucket—it slowly loses its value.
On the other hand, Bitcoin has proven to be a more resilient store of value in the long term. Despite its volatility, the long-term trend shows significant appreciation. With a limited supply of only 21 million coins, Bitcoin cannot be printed endlessly like fiat, and it’s increasingly being adopted worldwide as a hedge against inflation.
That’s why I prefer storing value in digital assets like Bitcoin rather than relying too heavily on fiat, which continues to lose value over time.
