The smartest investors and financial folks will look you straight in the eye and say, “Bitcoin has no cash flow.” They’re close to the truth, but that’s where they stop. The reality is that Bitcoin is the cash flow, and that’s a much bigger deal than simply having one.
The same goes for the old line, “Bitcoin has no intrinsic value.” Once again, they’re missing it. Bitcoin is the intrinsic value. Those long-held dismissals from Traditional Finance don’t hold up anymore.
If you’ve spent time really learning Bitcoin, this makes perfect sense. You can almost feel the collective sigh of relief ripple through the community. The simplicity of the truth is powerful, clear, and easy to verify.
For anyone still learning, let’s break it down. The title of the Bitcoin Whitepaper says it clearly: Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System. Bitcoin is both the cash and the flow, right there in the title. The nine-page document explains how the network works — how it moves value efficiently, securely, and permanently.
So what does it mean now that we understand Bitcoin is both the cash and the flow? From a big-picture view, our current global financial system is inefficient, centralized, and controlled by a mix of elected and unelected people. The cash in that system is created endlessly, backed by nothing, with no proof of work behind it.
Now think about this: what’s the total value of that system — all the money, ledgers, and stores of value combined? And what’s the maximum amount of Bitcoin that will ever exist? Do the math. You’ll see why the path leads to eight figures per Bitcoin.
Bitcoin was created to fix a system that’s skewed, inefficient, and unfair. It’s not meant to be an investment, it only behaves like one because adoption is growing.
Fix the money. Fix the world.
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