Traditional insurance and crypto assets, which is better, is a question worth pondering.

On the surface, insurance promises to exchange today's premiums for future payouts. But there is a hidden risk: the continuous devaluation of fiat currency. The longer the policy term, the more obvious this loss of purchasing power becomes. Ten or twenty years later, the payout may be worth far less than initially imagined.

In contrast, Bitcoin constructs a different logic. Its scarcity does not depend on any system, crossing time and borders. Short-term fluctuations are indeed intense, but when viewed over a longer time frame, all market noise is digested by history. This is truly a self-preservation fund—unafraid of inflation erosion, policy changes, and purely protected by mathematics.