Bitcoin as an Energy Storage Asset?

When you think about storing value, the economics are brutal. Storing natural gas runs about 30 cents per million BTU monthly—stack that over three to six months and you're looking at $0.90 to $1.80 per unit when the commodity itself trades around $4.

Tanker storage for oil? That'll cost you roughly $5 per barrel each month, with crude sitting around $65 a barrel.

But Bitcoin? The storage cost is literally zero. For years, if you want.

That's not a small difference. That's a fundamental economic advantage when you're thinking about capital preservation and long-term value storage. No warehousing fees, no monthly carrying costs, no physical infrastructure eating into your margins. Just pure scarcity maintained by a network.