Bitcoins true use case:

Nearly every major asset class today is historically overvalued; stocks, real estate, and even gold. Gold approaching ~$30 trillion market cap, with prices near $4,000 an ounce, highlights how distorted traditional stores of value have become. Excess liquidity has nowhere neutral to go, so it is forced into productive assets, inflating prices beyond fundamentals.

Bitcoin offers something new: a pure store of value that is not a company, property, or cash-flowing asset. Because of this, it can absorb excess capital without distorting the real economy.

When assets are overvalued, capital can flow into Bitcoin instead of further inflating stocks or housing. When assets become undervalued, capital can leave Bitcoin and move back into productive investments. In this way, Bitcoin acts as a pressure valve for financial exuberance and a barometer of excess liquidity.

The result is healthier pricing across markets, fewer bubbles, and more rational capital allocation. Bitcoin isn’t just another asset—it’s financial infrastructure for a world awash in capital.