“The truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it.” – Flannery O’Connor
If you're still ignoring Bitcoin in 2025, you're not just late - you’re actively losing ground. You're watching from the sidelines as the most economical form of money since the invention of banking itself marches toward global adoption.
1 Sat = $1? Sounds Insane? So Did $1 = 1 BTC Once.
Let’s put that in perspective:
- 1 Bitcoin = 100,000,000 satoshis
- For 1 sat to equal $1, Bitcoin would need to be worth $100,000,000 per BTC.
- Laugh now, but in 2010, you could buy 10,000 BTC with $50. Today, that’s a $600,000,000 pizza.
And okay you might think that, but it's definitely not hopium.
I. PPP (Purchase Power Parity): You’re Already Losing to BTC
“A man who doesn’t understand inflation will become its victim.” – Friedrich Hayek (modified)
INR to USD:
- In 2000: ₹45 = $1
- In 2025: ₹83 = $1
The rupee lost >85% purchasing power against USD.
USD to EUR:
EUR has generally appreciated or maintained parity with USD.
Still, both are inflating, just at different rates.
And then BTC/USDT 😂:
- In 2015: $1 = 4,000 sats
- In 2020: $1 = 10,000 sats
- In 2025: $1 = ~1000 sats
Purchasing power of USD → sats has dropped 90% in 5 years.
Bitcoin doesn’t inflate—your fiat does.
II. 5 Economic Signals Pointing to Bitcoin's Inevitable Rise
1. M2 Money Supply Explosion
In 2020-2023 alone, over 30% of all US dollars ever created were printed.
The dollar is bleeding value and yet Bitcoin’s fixed 21M cap remains UNTOUCHED.
2. Hyperbitcoinization in Developing Economies
Argentina, Nigeria, Venezuela: People are turning to BTC as their local currencies collapse.
Bitcoin is Gresham’s Law reversed: good money is finally pushing out the bad.
3. Layer-2 Protocols (Lightning, Nostr, RGB)
Bitcoin is not just money; it's infrastructure.
It’s enabling instant global payments, decentralized social media, smart contracts—all without middlemen.
4. Institutional Interest & Nation-State Adoption
BlackRock, Fidelity, and MicroStrategy aren’t gambling—they’re smarter, they're packing against fiat decay.
El Salvador, Bhutan, and possibly more—using Bitcoin as sovereign treasury reserves (we already have US in the race).
5. Youth-Driven Financial Rebellion
Gen Z and Millennials trust Bitcoin more than banks.
They’re tired of broken pension promises, rent surges, and being taxed to fund failing systems.
III. The Closing Blow: The True Cost of Ignoring Bitcoin
Not owning Bitcoin is a decision. But it's a bet against math, scarcity, and global distrust in fiat.
If Bitcoin fails, you lose nothing but a small allocation.
If it succeeds, it replaces a global system built on debt, manipulation, and surveillance.
Which bet seems riskier now?
IV. What You Can Do Today
Download a non-custodial wallet (Phoenix, BlueWallet, Zeus, Alby Hub).
Buy your first ₹100 of BTC. Not for profits—but for sovereignty.
Stay humble, stack sats.
Because when 1 sat = $1, the question won’t be “Is it too late to buy?”
It’ll be: “Why didn’t I listen?”
Let those who have ears, hear.