2026-01-02 19:25:14

Think Bitcoin is too risky? Why not consider another question: how high is the risk of unlimited fiat currency issuance? When central banks can print money at will, your cash continuously depreciates in value. In contrast, Bitcoin with a fixed supply offers a form of scarcity protection. The risk profiles of the two assets are entirely different—one involves technological and market volatility risk, the other systemic inflation risk. Have you really calculated which one hurts your wallet more?

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PumpDetector

· 1h ago

nah see this is where most plebs get it twisted... they're so caught up in the volatility theater they literally ignore the silent bleed happening in their bank account rn. institutional money already priced this in years ago, reading between the lines if you know what i mean

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StakeOrRegret

· 6h ago

That's right, the fiat currency printing mechanism has long since eaten away our purchasing power, at least the scarcity of Bitcoin is real.

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SwapWhisperer

· 23h ago

That's right, holding cash these years has directly resulted in being cut by the leek. The depreciation of a few percent each year goes unnoticed, yet people are constantly criticizing the crypto world.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 01-02 19:54

That makes sense, cash on hand is really shrinking invisibly...

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fork_in_the_road

· 01-02 19:54

If you don't want to be eaten up by inflation, you need to hold positions—that's the current situation.

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HashBandit

· 01-02 19:51

nah tbh the real risk is thinking you can time the market while inflation eats your cash... back in my mining days we did the math on this shit, gas fees weren't the only thing draining wallets lol

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GovernancePretender