Inflation pales in comparison to Bitcoin's growth, which is why we can use any currency or gold as a point of reference. But let’s be clear: gold is still part of the fiat system. These assets are always traded back into USD, much like translating from one language to another—the meaning remains the same.

We should aim for minimal inflation, not the total collapse of the financial world. The way we move away from fiat isn't through a catastrophic event but through a gradual, sustained shift—a death by a thousand cuts. A total collapse would only bring chaos, death, and poverty. In such a scenario, Bitcoin wouldn’t be our savior, as it relies on stability and functioning infrastructures to exist and thrive.

I'm tired of the doomer mentality prevalent among many Bitcoiners. I’m not sure where this mindset originated, but it’s based on a bleak, end-of-the-world fantasy that has nothing to do with Bitcoin. To each their own, but I strongly reject that worldview. Bitcoin represents progress, not destruction.

What are your thoughts on this perspective? Let’s discuss in the comments! 💬👇

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