More money, but not more goods—

this is not a wealthy economy.

It is illusion.

It is hunger in disguise.

Scarcity in money

leads to abundance in things.

But abundance in money

leads only to scarcity in life.

The Keynesian priesthood says:

“Stimulate demand!”

As if desire is all that’s missing.

As if yearning is the cure.

We need no help in desiring things,

And a society pushed to want

will never learn to be full.

Every problem met with more printing

is a heart trained to crave.

But the spirit doesn’t need more.

The spirit needs less.

Gratitude.

Discipline.

Enough.

Sound money allows for stillness.

Fiat demands appetite.

The former feeds contentment.

The latter feeds the machine.

A society of debt

creates abundance in numbers

and scarcity in meaning.

You have money,

but not time.

Prices, but not value.

Hustle, but no peace.

Fiat fuels a machine

that devours abundance in the world

and strangles it in the mind.

But on the other side of Bitcoin

lies a mass awakening:

a culture that knows when enough is enough,

that creates more meaning and prosperity,

that inspires gratitude

and builds with joy.

This is the abundance we seek.

And to find it,

we must stop chasing,

and start choosing.

Fiat is famine.

Bitcoin is feast.

Fiat devours the foundation.

Bitcoin builds it.

Fiat requires that you demand more.

Bitcoin allows you to say “enough.”