The Hidden Cost of Money: Why Savers Are Losing Out We work for our money. Central banks create theirs out of thin air. Meanwhile, inflation quietly erodes our savings, and even people with excellent credit pay 25%+ on credit cards. Good behavior doesn’t protect you — the system is built to reward debt and asset ownership, not thrift. Governments borrow constantly, and central banks ensure debt remains cheap and sustainable. The result? Value is quietly siphoned from savers to borrowers and institutions. It feels unfair — because it is. Bitcoin changes the rules. With a fixed supply, transparent issuance, and predictable rules, it protects against arbitrary monetary dilution. It’s not perfect — volatile and not yet universal — but it’s hard money in a soft-money world. In a system where labor creates value and printing creates money, Bitcoin is more than an investment: it’s monetary sovereignty. If you’re tired of watching your savings shrink while policies favor debt and leverage, it’s worth paying attention.