Bitcoin slipped through Government fingers, all hail Bitcoin

One of the most fascinating things about Bitcoin is that it wasn’t born in a boardroom, sanctioned by a central bank, or built behind closed doors by governments. Satoshi Nakamoto made sure it is permissionless, peer-to-peer, and borderless.

Unlike fiat, it doesn’t ask for approval. Unlike gold, it doesn’t need physical custody. And unlike banks, it doesn’t care where you live or what passport you hold.

For once, the government couldn’t gatekeep the rails of money. No censorship. No freezing. No printing.

Just code, consensus, and community.

And that’s why I love it.