Frozen Time

Money is frozen time.

You traded hours for it. Days. Years.

Then they printed more. And your frozen time melted.

That's what inflation does. It steals the hours you already worked.

Bitcoin doesn't melt.

Twenty-one million coins. Forever. No one can print more. No politician, no emergency, no crisis changes the math.

When you store time in Bitcoin, it stays frozen until you decide to spend it.

Fiat forces you to run faster just to stay in place.

Bitcoin rewards patience.

One system melts your savings while you sleep.

The other keeps them.

This isn't about price.

It's about what happens to your hours after you trade them for money.

Do they stay yours?

Or do they slowly disappear?