Don't be deterred by short-term fluctuations—Bitcoin is completing its transition from a 'speculative toy' to a 'global hard asset.' Yes, it will have pullbacks, but each low is being raised; it will be volatile, but institutional holdings are quietly reaching new highs.
Many people focus on the 21 million cap and discuss scarcity, yet they overlook a more critical fact: global investable wealth is expanding at over 10% per year, while there are very few assets that can hedge against sovereign currency devaluation. Gold's annual production is still increasing, U.S. Treasury credit is continuously overdrawn, while Bitcoin automatically 'diets' every four years, and its supply growth has fallen below the global M2 expansion rate—this is not a supply-demand imbalance, it's a structural mismatch.
After the halving in 2024, the average daily addition is only 450 coins, while the average daily net inflow of the U.S. spot ETF often exceeds a thousand coins. The gap is not theoretical; it is daily pressure of real buying. Not to mention that Middle Eastern sovereign funds and Asian family offices are quietly entering the market—they don't care about tomorrow's ups and downs, only whether they can still buy in five years.
Bears are always waiting for the 'bubble to burst,' yet they ignore one fact: as the world becomes increasingly untrustworthy, Bitcoin's certainty has become a scarce commodity. It may not rise every day, but in an era of monetary overproduction, geopolitical tearing, and collapsing trust, if it doesn't rise, what will?
In the next three years, it's not a question of 'will it break through $100,000,' but rather 'do you have the courage to believe in this digital value revolution when others are afraid.'
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