Don’t be fooled by short-term fluctuations: Bitcoin won’t disappear—it will reshape the economy

When it comes to whether Bitcoin and the entire crypto industry will eventually die out, the market has long been haunted by a pessimistic narrative based on short-term price volatility. This view often treats crypto assets as a speculative bubble lacking intrinsic value, believing that as regulation tightens and market sentiment fades, this sector will ultimately go to zero just like the countless websites during the internet bubble era. However, when you shift your perspective from short-term trading games to the macro dimension of human economic history, this kind of linear extrapolation looks far too narrow. Over the past few centuries, in every truly structural technological revolution, the core logic was not to create new units of currency, but to continuously lower the cost of connection, expand the reach of transactions, and thereby improve the efficiency of resource allocation. From railroads reshaping the geography of logistics to shipping

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