54 years ago, the United States’ debt was at $398 billion. Today, it’s at $37 trillion. That’s what happens when you untether the dollar from real value. Work for freedom, not for inflation.

Go to college. Get the degree. Work 40 years. Retire. We’re rewriting that playbook. We want money that works as hard as we do. Bitcoin is how we rewrite.

History is clear, sound money builds strong civilizations.

$37,000,000,000,000. We’re living through the greatest monetary shift in hundreds of years. You can pretend it’s not happening, or you can position yourself on the right side of history. Bitcoin is the way out.

Surround yourself with people who push you higher. Build a legacy. And stack sats so your impact can’t be inflated away.

Our generation has a choice: Inherit the broken system, or build something better. I’ve made my choice.

Harvard laughed at Bitcoin. Apparently their endowment now stacked millions of btc. Endowments are often the most conservative investors. They think in decades not years. The money shift is on.

My economics education was pure Keynesian orthodoxy. We were taught that recessions could be “managed” by printing more money, that central banks were there for stability, and that a little inflation was not only normal, it was good. We memorized formulas and policy tools, but never questioned the premise that the money itself could be broken. Then I found Bitcoin, and with it, Austrian economics. It taught the value of personal responsibility, hard money over inflation, and sovereignty through self‑custody over dependence on policymakers. Bitcoin exposed what my college education never did: Keynesian economics doesn’t just explain the system, it justifies it. Austrian economics explains how to escape it. College trained me to work inside the machine, Bitcoin gave me the tools to walk away from it.

You learn about Bitcoin, and suddenly: – History makes more sense. Wars and recessions start tracing back to broken money. – Inflation makes you angry. You realize prices didn’t rise, your dollar debased. – And money stops being “just money.” It becomes the root layer of trust, time, and freedom. Bitcoin isn’t just tech. It’s a revelation.