People keep trying to “beat the market” with leverage, but the market keeps beating them faster. Meanwhile Bitcoin just keeps producing blocks. Every liquidation event proves the same point: The quickest way to lose Bitcoin is by gambling with it. HODLers don’t get margin-called. They don’t wake up liquidated. They don’t donate their stack to exchanges pretending to be innovation hubs. They simply buy, hold, and spend Bitcoin peer-to-peer no drama, no forced exits, no casino chips disguised as financial products. If you want long-term freedom instead of short-term adrenaline, the answer is still the same: Stack sats. Use Bitcoin. Skip the casino. The bank always wins. Bitcoiners don’t have to play.

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Study of 27,000 patients: Virtual physiotherapy works — as effective as in-person care for most injuries. The future of rehab is hybrid, global and borderless. Exactly what we’re building with TheraMatch.

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The healthcare system is slowly losing sight of what truly heals. Machines are trusted without question. Humans are doubted at every step. Insurance systems reward what can be measured not what actually helps. But healing has never come from a machine. Healing happens between people. TheraMatch is built for that reality: A space where trust matters more than codes, and where human work finally gets the value it deserves. Decentralized. Human-first. Free. This is the future of care.

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