Purchasing power in sats is going to explode. Right now, people still measure value in fiat, but that’s temporary. Bitcoin’s limited supply and increasing global adoption mean that over time, goods and services will be priced in sats, not dollars. The beauty of sats is that they allow Bitcoin to scale for daily transactions. As BTC appreciates, sats become the real unit of economic exchange. When Bitcoin hits millions per coin, even a few thousand sats will buy what full BTC does today. The shift is already happening—early adopters understand that stacking sats today is like accumulating gold before the gold rush. Fiat purchasing power is in free fall. Governments print endlessly, inflating away savings and destroying wealth. Bitcoin is the antidote. Over time, a single sat will buy more, while fiat continues to lose value. Right now, 1000 sats barely registers, but in the future, it could buy a meal, a tank of gas, or even more. People who dismiss sats today will be chasing them tomorrow.

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💡 Say you have $100,000 you want to protect from inflation. You buy an asset (Bitcoin, Gold, Real-estate). In 5 years, your asset is worth $250,000. You sell and must pay capital gains taxes on $150,000 (at 20% that would be $30,000 in tax). But over those 5 years, the government printed 10% new money each year, which devalued your dollars by 37.9%. That means they already taxed you on your wealth each year, so why are you also paying a "capital gain" on the sale? So the calculation should be: $250,000 - 37.9% depreciation - $100,000 initial investment Your actual gain was only $93,150 after depreciation. But you're being asked to pay 20% on the total $150,000 instead of on the actual inflation adjusted gains. And even worse, the inflation numbers they publish are fake to make them seem better than reality actually is, so you can't even calculate an accurate depreciation over time (more accurate to use real estate prices to see depreciation rate).