Bitcoin is becoming a "Swiss Army Knife" asset

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Can open a bottle and also "open a market".

Written by: TechFlow

Let me tell you a ghost story: Bitcoin is about to return to $100,000 again.

After BTC broke through $100,000 in early 2025, with changes in global economic and political situations, especially the US election and tariff policies, its price had dropped to around $76,000.

After witnessing various Altcoins collapsing, liquidity shortages, and numerous criminal operations, and shouting "my crypto is over", Bitcoin has come back.

Seemingly unaffected by the crypto market's turbulence, Bitcoin remains Bitcoin.

Bitcoin perfectly embodies the male lead script of "you ignored me yesterday, now you can't reach me"; looking back over the past decade, it still stands at the peak of asset returns.

It has no opponents, but also no friends.

No friends, because for a considerable time, the public or mainstream finance has remained puzzled and cautious about it, mostly "not understanding" it;

Meanwhile, within the crypto space, there are too many high-yield and high-volatility markets and narratives, and insiders were somewhat "unimpressed" with its returns during good market conditions.

But now, everyone wants to be friends with Bitcoin.

From an investment perspective, across cycles, Bitcoin is one of the few friends who can share both good and bad times with you (if you have patience); just look at the performance of ETH loyalists and other Altcoins.

Not only do insiders understand this principle, but globally, more large companies and government organizations are beginning to incorporate Bitcoin into asset allocation and strategic reserves.

Today's Bitcoin is increasingly like a "Swiss Army knife" facing global economic environment changes.

Can open a bottle and also "open a market"

Have you seen this? A compact yet versatile red small knife.

Born in the late 19th century, originally designed for Swiss soldiers, it became synonymous with "one tool solving multiple problems" due to its multiple functions including blades, screwdrivers, bottle openers, scissors, and even tweezers.

Whether you're opening a package daily or need to start a fire and cut things in the wild, it can be useful.

Today's Bitcoin is an investment tool that can handle various complex economic environments, in some ways like this Swiss Army knife:

It can play a value storage role, preserving value during turbulence like gold; serve as an inflation hedge against currency depreciation; and even transform into a growth asset in high-risk, high-return environments, bringing excess returns.

It's not the most "faithful" investment, but the most adaptable to complex market environments.

Especially in 2025, a year full of uncertainties, Bitcoin's multi-functionality is fully demonstrated.

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Ultimately, some people find it difficult to reconcile with the lack of value in their profession, are well aware that their business is somewhat aiding and abetting, and harbor a massive doubt about finding connections in their work and life in reality.

If you are tired of conspiracies, you might as well try to embrace BTC, the greatest "positive conspiracy".

Regardless of your profession, gradually accumulating BTC through various means may help you achieve the optimal balance of energy, identity, and sense of security.

Next time, if a practitioner feels shy to express themselves, try changing the title:

Who am I? I am a BTC holder.

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Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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