#Bitcoin is down ~6% today.
Emotions are up. This is normal in a fiat-priced world.
Short-term price moves are noise created by leveraged markets, traders, and liquidity flows. They do not change what Bitcoin is.
If you price your life in Bitcoin terms, something important becomes clear:
Over the last10 years, life has become cheaper, not more expensive when living on a Bitcoin standard.
While people living entirely in fiat struggle with rising rents, food, energy, and debt, those saving in Bitcoin have seen their purchasing power increase over time.
I’ve have personally lived on a Bitcoin standard for over a decade.
My cost of living has gone down.
My savings have strengthened.
I carry no fiat clown world debt.
Not because I speculate.
But because I focus on producing value in the economy, I get paid for that productivity, and store it in Bitcoin.
This is Austrian economics in practice:
• Create real value
• Avoid debt
• Save in hard money
• Let time work for you
The fiat price of Bitcoin means nothing long term.
What matters is:
• How many sats you hold
• Whether you self-custody
• Whether you can earn, save, and eventually spend sats
Bitcoin doesn’t need to “go up.”
Fiat needs to keep falling — and it always does long term.
When measured against an infinite, debasing currency, Bitcoin’s upside is asymmetrical by design. Most people haven’t figured this out yet.
Stay calm.
Ignore the charts.
Be productive.
Stack sats.