In the future, those who do not hold Bitcoin are essentially working for the holders—this statement may sound harsh, but the logic behind it is worth pondering: while you are hustling to save for living, a silent transfer of wealth is taking place, which is not a conspiracy theory, but an inevitable trend under the modern financial system.

Many people feel that Bitcoin has nothing to do with them: "Even if it soars, it's someone else's business" "It's just a virtual casino, better not to touch it." But history always repeats itself: 20 years ago, missing out on buying a house means now only working for the landlord; 10 years ago, giving up Moutai stock means missing out on dozens of times the return; 5 years ago, ignoring Tesla means witnessing Musk become the richest person. Bitcoin is just the latest wealth opportunity of this era. You can choose not to participate, but the rules of the game will not change based on personal will.
The harsher truth is: your deposits in the bank, the national bonds you purchase, and even the cash hidden under your bed all play a role in this great wealth transfer. The difference is that Bitcoin holders are the recipients of wealth, while those who remain outside are passively outputting value. Looking back over the past decade, how much has the purchasing power of the RMB shrunk? Has salary growth outpaced inflation? How much real value is left from the hard-earned money saved up?
The value logic of Bitcoin is clear and unique:
• Scarcity: A constant total of 21 million coins, never to be increased, naturally resisting inflation;
• Globalization: Breaking down national boundaries to achieve global circulation without regional differences;
• Consensus growth: As more and more people recognize its value, the long-term trend continues to rise.
This is not gambling, but a process of cognitive monetization. Just like entrepreneurs in the 90s who seized the opportunities of the internet, and investors in the 2000s who laid out real estate, those who understand Bitcoin today are writing a new wealth legend.
The most terrifying thing is not missing out, but being a bystander. When you finally see the trend clearly, the opportunity to enter may have already disappeared—just like the currently unattainable housing prices in Shenzhen, the stock price of Moutai, and the market value of Tesla. This is not alarmism, but a reality that is happening. Time waits for no one; choosing to stand by may mean missing out on the era's dividends. #BTC#