It’s been a year since I first purchased Bitcoin.
On September 9, 2024, I invested $100 in this unconventional currency with a straightforward mindset: Let’s see what unfolds.
One year later, Bitcoin’s value had more than doubled from my initial entry of $56,782, reaching an all-time peak of $125,200 on August 14. Despite a subsequent decline, it remained at $113,840 on my anniversary, effectively doubling my investment.
However, the most significant revelation over the past year wasn’t just Bitcoin’s price surge; it was the insights I gained along the way.
My initial curiosity about Bitcoin transformed into a profound questioning of the financial system it opposes — a system that we often overlook.
Through my research, it became evident that Bitcoin is more than just a trend. It has outperformed every major asset class since its 2009 inception, including gold, silver, and real estate, hinting that its rise is no coincidence.
I encourage you to explore Bitcoin yourself. Dive into the materials, consult your financial advisor, though they might not have the insights you need.
Ultimately, I’ve concluded that Bitcoin is a powerful tool for opting out of a financial system that continuously devalues our lives and savings.
