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- Bitcoin: Not a company—it's an immutable network built on code, with no management team, profits, or debts. It doesn’t face traditional business risks.
3. Inflation and Purchasing Power
Stocks: Performance is eroded by rising prices and inflation, which diminish real returns.
Bitcoin: Offers a high-growth potential that can outpace inflation, thus safeguarding purchasing power over decades.
4. Interest Rate and Monetary Policy Risks
Stocks: Highly affected by interest rates; higher borrowing costs can dampen profitability and lead to debt-fueled failures.
Bitcoin: Not reliant on debt or interest; unaffected by central bank policies directly. Lower interest rates can even boost Bitcoin accumulation as investors seek alternatives.