Bitcoin isn’t about getting rich fast — it’s about not trusting the system blindly

Everyone talks about Bitcoin in terms of price: “Next ATH?” “Bull run when?” But the more time I spend learning about Bitcoin, the more I feel price is the least interesting part. Bitcoin makes you question things most of us never do: Why can money be printed infinitely? Why does inflation quietly punish savers? Why do we trust systems we can’t verify? Bitcoin doesn’t promise profits. It offers an alternative. Yes, it’s volatile. Yes, it’s risky. Yes, it’s still early and messy. But so was the internet. Some people buy Bitcoin to flip it. Some buy it as a hedge. Some just want an exit from a system that keeps changing the rules. Curious to know: Do you see Bitcoin as money, store of value, or just speculation? What made you take it seriously (or reject it)? Genuine discussion only — not here to shill or predict prices.