My defining moment came during the financial crisis of 2008 when I saw how traditional financial systems could falter and leave average people vulnerable. As I delved into the causes and aftermath of the crisis, I became intrigued by the idea of a decentralized financial system that could operate independently of banks and government intervention. Years later, when I learned about bitcoin and its potential as a digital form of sound money with a capped supply, it clicked for me. The transparency, security, and peer-to-peer nature of blockchain technology illustrated a significant shift from conventional economics, providing a potential hedge against inflation and financial instability. Bitcoin’s decentralized network convinced me it could remain resilient where traditional systems might fail, prompting me to start accumulating bitcoin, or stacking sats, as a hedge against economic uncertainty and as a fundamental shift towards financial autonomy.
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