sms on Nostr: Seeing Bitcoin yield becoming a more commonly used and studied term is restoring my ...
Seeing Bitcoin yield becoming a more commonly used and studied term is restoring my faith in humanity. Not because it’s some passing financial trend, but because it represents a fundamental shift in how we measure value, time, and trust.
Bitcoin isn’t just digital gold; it’s a productive treasury asset. It’s not just a store of value; it’s a catalyst for transformation. Companies that embrace it aren’t just hedging against inflation; they’re rewiring their balance sheets for a future where honest money outcompetes fiat deception.
And here’s the key: Bitcoin is the ultimate benchmark.
It’s a scale that doesn’t lie. The businesses and individuals who measure against it, who trade in sats rather than in fleeting fiat metrics, are the ones thriving while the old system decays.
Most people would rather live in denial, happy with a scale that tells them what they want to hear: whether it’s about their weight, their wealth, or the illusion of economic stability.
Bitcoiners aren’t those people. Proof of Work demands truth, and those who align with it build real, lasting value.
That’s why we’re seeing something remarkable: companies that were once struggling are now thriving simply by thinking in Bitcoin terms. They’ve stopped measuring success in dollars and started measuring in sats stacked, not fiat gained.
This isn’t just a better way to manage money. It’s the foundation for a new economic model; one that doesn’t rely on wealth trickling down from the top, but instead flows in a circular motion, strengthening every participant. A Bitcoin circular economy doesn’t have a top, because value isn’t hoarded: it’s recirculated, strengthened, and compounded.
This is how Bitcoin becomes the standard: not by forcing change, but by making everything else obsolete.
Bitcoin isn’t just digital gold; it’s a productive treasury asset. It’s not just a store of value; it’s a catalyst for transformation. Companies that embrace it aren’t just hedging against inflation; they’re rewiring their balance sheets for a future where honest money outcompetes fiat deception.
And here’s the key: Bitcoin is the ultimate benchmark.
It’s a scale that doesn’t lie. The businesses and individuals who measure against it, who trade in sats rather than in fleeting fiat metrics, are the ones thriving while the old system decays.
Most people would rather live in denial, happy with a scale that tells them what they want to hear: whether it’s about their weight, their wealth, or the illusion of economic stability.
Bitcoiners aren’t those people. Proof of Work demands truth, and those who align with it build real, lasting value.
That’s why we’re seeing something remarkable: companies that were once struggling are now thriving simply by thinking in Bitcoin terms. They’ve stopped measuring success in dollars and started measuring in sats stacked, not fiat gained.
This isn’t just a better way to manage money. It’s the foundation for a new economic model; one that doesn’t rely on wealth trickling down from the top, but instead flows in a circular motion, strengthening every participant. A Bitcoin circular economy doesn’t have a top, because value isn’t hoarded: it’s recirculated, strengthened, and compounded.
This is how Bitcoin becomes the standard: not by forcing change, but by making everything else obsolete.