Just got a Bloomberg notification that says “Bitcoin drops to the lowest level since June.” Cool. Where was the notification when my rent doubled? When my groceries went up 40%? When my insurance climbed every year for no reason? When my college tuition tripled in a decade? Bitcoin isn’t crashing. The dollar is.

Bitcoin consolidating around $110K isn’t the story. If you believe in sound money, pullbacks are variance, not exits. Stop asking for a year-end price. Start asking where Bitcoin sits in the world’s portfolios five years from now.

I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t wear revealing Halloween costumes. I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t go to clubs. I’m someone’s future wife, so no, I don’t drink and get wasted. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I aim to choose growth over comfort. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I face my flaws and I hold myself accountable, even when it’s hard. I’m someone’s future wife, so yes, I pour into my passions, protect my peace, and grow into the woman a strong man prays for. Because in the end, it’s not just about finding the right person, it’s about becoming the kind of person you’d want to be with.

Imagine running the global reserve currency and saying, “Yeah, we’re aiming for prices to keep rising forever…on purpose.” That’s not monetary policy. That’s insanity. Understand this, and you understand why Bitcoin matters.