Bitcoin: Money that Works for YOU

Money has one job — to hold the value of your work

Money represents some very important things: your time, your effort, your energy, and your sacrifice. You exchange all of these things at work for money.

But does the money you earn hold the value of your time and effort well? NO. Just look at your grocery bill. Inflation has eroded everyone’s ability to buy the things we need with the money we earn.

And it’s not that we don’t work hard enough — it’s that our money functions more like a sieve of value than a bucket of value.

No matter how much we pour in, the value of our work keeps spurting out of all the holes. For example, in 1935, one US dollar could buy you about five loaves of bread. What can a dollar buy today? A piece of gum? Maybe. Certainly not a pack of gum. The reality is that a US dollar has become more of a symbol than a store of value. Enter Bitcoin.