Imagine this: you work hard for a year, and the numbers in your bank account don't seem to have decreased, but your actual purchasing power is shrinking invisibly. This is the reality we are all facing—the uncontrolled expansion of the global monetary system.

The data is sobering: the global money supply has surpassed $45 trillion. Looking at China, M1 money supply has soared to a historic high of $16.5 trillion, contributing 37% to the global money increase this year. The US is not to be outdone, with M1 reaching $8 trillion, accounting for 18% of the global total.

In other words, your salary growth is far behind the pace of money printing. After ten years of work, your money supply may have doubled, but its real value has shrunk. This is not alarmist talk but a macroeconomic dilemma staring us in the face.

So what to do? Instead of lying flat, it's better to take proactive action. Global liquidity is still expanding, and what you need is to make your assets outpace devaluation. High-quality equities, precious metals, Bitcoin—these core assets are effective tools to hedge against currency oversupply. The current valuation levels are not high; looking back ten years from now, today's decisions will be crucial. The key is not to miss out.