Inflation explained

Inflation is what happens when the government prints money out of thin air

More dollars in circulation means each dollar buys less. You feel it as higher prices and a paycheck that stretches less. The mechanism is simple. Supply expands faster than the things people are trying to buy.

Money supply expands
Prices reprice upward
Purchasing power declines
Educational explanation of mechanism. Not a forecast. Not financial advice.
Mechanism
Printed dollars
$0
Price tag
$3.00
Purchasing power
100%
Watch the printer produce new dollars. The price tag rises. Purchasing power falls.

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Preserving purchasing power

How people protect value when money weakens

When currency steadily loses purchasing power, doing nothing is a decision. Over time, people move out of cash and into assets designed to hold value.

Holding cash

Cash provides short-term liquidity, not long-term protection. As supply expands, each dollar quietly buys less year after year.

Erodes over time

Gold and silver

Precious metals have preserved value for centuries. Scarcity and physical limits help them resist long-term currency debasement.

Historically stable

Productive assets

Real estate and businesses can grow with inflation, though access, maintenance, and liquidity vary widely.

Depends on execution

Bitcoin

Bitcoin has a fixed supply and cannot be printed. Many people use it as a modern, digital way to preserve value outside traditional monetary systems.

Fixed supply
Over time, capital flows toward assets that are scarce, durable, and resistant to monetary expansion.
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Long-term protection

Protect your money and the work behind it

Inflation quietly reduces the value of cash over time. Bitcoin offers a different path — a fixed-supply asset designed to resist monetary expansion. Many people use Bitcoin to preserve purchasing power and protect the value of their earnings.

Fixed supply
Self-custody delivery
Transparent pricing
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