Bitcoin can be a lot of things.
Depends who you are, and what you’re looking for.
To some, it’s a revolution.
A way to separate money from state.
To opt out of broken systems.
To rewrite the rules from the outside.
To others, it’s perfect money.
Hard, scarce, decentralised.
Not managed, not inflated, not debased.
Just clean, programmable value.
For some, it’s an inflation hedge.
A digital answer to currency that leaks buying power year after year.
For others, it’s a savings account.
A place to store the excess from work and time.
Set aside, untouched, for later – without rot.
Some treat it like an investment.
High risk, high reward. A long-term play on a new kind of asset.
Others use it as a trade.
Volatility is the attraction. In and out. Timing the swings.
And for some, it’s a straight-up gamble.
Might go to zero. Might 10X. Worth a punt.
None of these views are wrong.
But they’re not the same.
Me? I’m all the above.
The beauty of Bitcoin is that it doesn’t care.
It just keeps ticking (block by block) while everyone projects their meaning onto it.