Bitcoin with its unique monetary properties redefines the concept of saving and money.
Unlike traditional assets, bitcoin has an immutable, fixed supply and operates on a programmatic, exponentially decreasing supply schedule, making it immune to inflationary tendencies.
Bitcoin is becoming the scarcest form of money ever existed, due to its decentralization and aggregate functions.
Money solved the double coincidence of wants & individuals within economic systems converge on one best tool to be used as money, now bitcoin.
Bitcoin is fungible, portable, durable, and divisible, with superior monetary properties that make it the world’s first perfectly scarce good with sufficient monetary properties.
Bitcoin serves as a constant to measure other asset classes against and makes it clear that the ways the long-term value of all these asset classes are challenged.
Traditional saving methods are vulnerable to being increased in quantity or devalued over time, and their streams of future cash flows can be competed away.
In a world with bitcoin, we must ask if traditional assets are overvalued in light of their risk-adjusted returns.
Bitcoin reintroduces the concept of true savings, making the distinction between savings and investment obvious once again.
Bitcoin is a deep freeze at absolute zero compared to all the melting assets people use as savings vehicles today.