Why am I always very optimistic about Bitcoin, God willing?

Decentralized

Non-inflationary

Permissionless

Popular

Divisible

Portable

Self-custody and inheritance

Crazy liquidity and easy liquidation

- Let me explain it to you more:

- Decentralized: Allows you to store and transfer value across time and space without third-party intervention. No entity controls it—neither a central bank nor anyone can stop the Bitcoin network or print it at will. The network operates 24/7 regardless of what happens.

- Non-inflationary: The supply is known and limited. Every four years, there’s a halving that reduces the issuance by half, so over time, each participant’s share in the network becomes rarer and rarer.

- Permissionless: You don’t need a third-party bank or intermediary. Just a cold Bitcoin wallet, a phone, and internet, and you can deal with anyone in the world. No one can tell you “transaction rejected.”

- Popular: The name "Bitcoin" is now present in the media, in funds, in banks, among assets, and even some governments are considering it and including it in their strategic reserves.

- Divisible: You can buy and transfer very small parts; you don’t need to own a whole one. This opens the door for everyone to enter with small amounts.

- Portable: Send millions of riyals/dollars with minimal fees, crossing continents in minutes. Unlike bank transfers that pause on weekends and holidays or may be rejected.

- Self-custody and inheritance: The most appealing part is that it’s an asset you can truly own and keep yourself, and pass it on to your children without lawyers, banks, or hassle.

- Crazy liquidity: You can enter and exit the market in seconds, which is very rare in today’s financial world.