The iPhone Became a 15-Year Monetary Experiment!

Forget the "you should've bought $BTC instead of an iPhone" meme. Something stranger happened. In 2016, an iPhone 7 Plus cost roughly 1.23 $BTC. Today, the new $1,199 iPhone 18 Pro costs about 0.015 $BTC. Meanwhile, Apple just raised Pro pricing by $100. That creates a fascinating divergence:

The iPhone became more expensive in dollars while becoming ~99% cheaper in Bitcoin.

Same product category.
Two monetary rulers.
Opposite inflation signals.

And this is where $BTC becomes interesting beyond its USD chart. A currency tells you what something costs today. A monetary benchmark tells you whether your stored economic energy can command more or less of the future. For the last decade, measured in iPhones, Bitcoin's purchasing power didn't merely survive technological inflation. It swallowed it. The next experiment is simple:

Does the iPhone 28 cost 0.001 $BTC or does this relationship eventually break?

That chart may tell us more about Bitcoin as money than another $100K price target ever could.
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