This video provides a deep economic explanation of why Bitcoin is fundamentally designed to go up forever. Inspired by Jeff Booth’s concept that the natural state of the economy is deflationary, it argues that only fiat money printing distorts this equilibrium by causing artificial inflation. Unlike fiat or gold, Bitcoin has a mathematically fixed supply of 21 million coins, making it the first truly scarce, non-dilutable, and decentralized form of money. The discussion compares Bitcoin with gold and silver, explaining why other assets inevitably lose value against it over time. It also explores how Bitcoin acts as a deflationary benchmark for all assets and offers practical investment advice on portfolio diversification, asymmetric risk management, and avoiding high-risk “all-in” behavior. This is an authoritative guide to understanding Bitcoin’s long-term value, deflationary design, and wealth preservation potential in the modern economy.
