Why should labor be devalued by unlimited money printing? Bitcoin challenges this fundamental premise. When central banks continuously expand money supply, they erode the purchasing power of every hour worked by ordinary people. This isn't just economics—it's about preserving the value of human effort. Bitcoin's fixed supply of 21 million coins creates a stark contrast: a system where work maintains its worth, and where no institution can dilute your savings through monetary expansion. It's not just crypto; it's a statement on financial freedom and economic justice. The ability to earn, save, and retain value without government debasement—that's the promise Bitcoin represents.

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BakedCatFanboyvip
· 01-12 11:07
When the printing press starts turning, our hard-earned money depreciates. This trick is too ruthless... No wonder Bitcoin is becoming more and more attractive.
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AltcoinTherapistvip
· 01-11 04:32
ngl Central banks printing money is essentially robbing the wallets of workers. Bitcoin's approach really hits the pain point... Is the 210,000 coin cap truly the only solution?
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degenwhisperervip
· 01-10 22:54
NGL, this argument sounds good, but in reality, most people still earn wages in fiat currency... Can Bitcoin really save economic justice?
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AirdropSweaterFanvip
· 01-10 22:54
Oh no, that really hits home for me. As soon as the printing press starts, the salaried workers get hurt.
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AirdropHarvestervip
· 01-10 22:47
Alright, to be honest, excessive issuance of currency is really disgusting, and we who do the work have to take the blame.
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GasGasGasBrovip
· 01-10 22:35
Really, as soon as the printing press starts, our hard-earned money depreciates. We've been annoyed by this for a long time. Bitcoin hits the nail on the head.
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DaoResearchervip
· 01-10 22:27
According to the currency policy chapter of the white paper, unlimited printing indeed violates the principle of incentive compatibility... But to be honest, Bitcoin's fixed supply of 210,000,000 coins is just a psychological comfort; the fragility of the governance mechanism is far more serious than you think.
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