I hear you and I actually agree with much of what you said. You’re right that today, in practical terms, we do measure things in fiat. That’s the current reality, and sats do have a real-world purchasing power, no doubt. I spend sats. I earn in sats. I stack, and I live on a Bitcoin standard. So I’m very aware of the trade offs and the value. When I speak about the value of 21 sats, I’m not talking about what it can buy at this very moment. I’m talking about how Bitcoin is changing the game. Value isn’t just what a sat can buy today. It’s what it represents over time: energy, work , digital property rightsand sovereignty. Fiat forces us into short term thinking. Bitcoin invites us to zoom out. So yes, maybe 21 sats is worth a few cents today. But try finding 21 sats on this earth once the block subsidy ends and demand explodes in a world waking up to this technology. We’re playing a long game here. So I’m not pretending. I’m building for tomorrow. Appreciate the discussion thanks for sharing your perspective 👌🏼 and I’m sure we’ll both smile when sats are the standard 😅🧡🤷‍♂️ Cheers from Munich my friend 👊🏼