The more I understand Bitcoin, the more comfortable I get.

Over the past month, I’ve been diving deep into understanding fiat currency, inflation, deflation, and Jeff Booth’s deflation thesis. I’ve consumed so much material, especially from Saifedean Ammous, that I’ve probably spent over 100–200 hours on it. It’s funny because when I look at my Bitcoin purchases, I can see a pattern—I tend to buy more every time something profound clicks for me in a podcast or a book. This whole journey has been life-changing, but Bitcoin isn’t something you go around preaching. It finds you when you’re ready. Everyone buys Bitcoin at the price they deserve.

The thing is, this isn’t just about Bitcoin. It’s about finding a way out of the inflationary system that’s constantly eroding our purchasing power, time, and effort. Money is really just a representation of our time and energy, and by putting it into Bitcoin, you’re protecting it from being devalued over time.

We all sense that something is wrong with the world. The rich keep getting richer, and technological advancements, which should be making working hours shorters, life easier and goods cheaper, aren’t improving things for most people. Essentials like homes shouldn’t be treated as speculative investments—they should just serve their purpose. What’s the point of a billionaire owning 25 empty houses while most people can’t afford one? It’s frustrating until you realize that using something like Bitcoin could help change that, making homes more affordable by anchoring their value to utility rather than speculation.

Right now, I’m reading Fiat Food by Matthew Lysiak, and it’s putting into words ideas I’ve felt for a long time but couldn’t articulate. It’s like all the puzzle pieces are finally coming together. The more I learn about Bitcoin, the more confident I feel. It’s unhackable, uncontrollable, and the deeper you go, the more revolutionary it seems. Have a long-term perspective. Keep a small fiat stash for emergencies. Don't be stupid and speculate on Shitcoins. Be patient. And keep learning.

Immortalize your and your family's time and energy forever.