image The Eurozone’s money supply just hit €17.09 trillion, the highest it’s ever been! This isn’t money created through productivity, innovation, or value creation. It’s created with a few keystrokes by central banks, commercial banks, and governments issuing debt. When the money supply grows faster than real economic output, your purchasing power shrinks. Most people don’t feel it right away. But over time, the erosion is real especially if your savings are sitting in the very thing that’s being diluted. Bitcoin is the first monetary system where the supply doesn’t respond to politics, printing, or policy. Bitcoin is enforced by code ⚡️
image A solo miner just hit the jackpot: 1 full block That’s 3.125 BTC + fees This opportunity exists for anyone! That’s the beauty of Proof of Work ⚡️
image UK inflation just dropped to 3.6% 3.6% inflation still means your purchasing power is melting. That’s after years of elevated inflation that’s already baked into prices, and it still exceeds the Bank of England’s 2% target by a wide margin. Let’s not forget, inflation compounds. A 3.6% rate might sound mild, but over a decade, that’s a 43% erosion in value.
image This chart shows the exponential growth of Bitcoin’s hashrate, a proxy for how much computational power and energy is being spent to secure the network Hashrate is the proof of how seriously the world is taking bitcoin This is the only chart that matters