The WORLD works for you on a Bitcoin Standard
The Secret Network Where Everyone Works for You
Would you like to work alongside the likes of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Stanley Druckenmiller, Paul Tudor Jones, or Ray Dalio—the entrepreneurial titans of our time?
If you store your time and energy in Bitcoin, you get that very privilege.
In our current debt-based, legacy monetary system, you’re in constant opposition to everyone else inside it. It’s a zero-sum game. Every new dollar printed steals value from the existing pool, and by merely participating in the dollar network, you’re working harder just to keep up. You don’t benefit from the system—you’re drained by it. Goods and services slip further out of reach as currency is counterfeited daily into existence.
Bitcoin is different.
Bitcoin is neutral money. It doesn’t require permission or trust. It has a fixed supply of 21 million, making it a monetary network that aligns incentives rather than fracturing them. When you hold Bitcoin, you’re at the head of the table.
Every time someone works on improving the Bitcoin network, mines a block, or educates others, you benefit. The network grows, hash rate increases, and adoption accelerates. By simply holding even a small amount of Bitcoin—just a few satoshis—you become part of the strongest and most secure computer network in human history.
It’s a system built for humans, mirroring the finite nature of our time and energy on Earth.
Bitcoin allows value to transcend time and space effortlessly—a feat never before achieved until Satoshi Nakamoto’s discovery in 2009. And yes, it was a discovery.
Bitcoin’s creation wasn’t a singular invention but a perfect layering of breakthroughs at the right moment in history. These technologies and principles always existed, waiting for alignment. As Max Keiser puts it in Larry Lepard’s upcoming book, The Big Print: “Great news! Once you own Bitcoin all these people now work for you!”
Bitcoin represents human ingenuity fully realized.
Once you own Bitcoin, the system begins to work for you.
Because Bitcoin captures deflation, prices continually fall in Bitcoin terms.
The simplest way I can explain it is that bitcoin is neutral money that captures all the deflation in the world which is the increase in technological advancement. And as more people remove the monetary premium and sell all off their other assets to safely store their time and energy and custody their bitcoin, the value of bitcoin goes up, and the value of all those other asset classes they left, goes down.
You grow wealthier as the network grows stronger and it aligns consumers and producers on the same side of the table.
No longer are we trapped in a zero-sum game. No one loses for you to win. Instead, Bitcoin enables a positive-sum game where we all benefit from its adoption. It’s a collective monetary standard that reflects abundance and aligns incentives globally. As Jeff Booth explains, prices naturally trend toward the marginal cost of production—toward zero—creating wealth and prosperity for those willing to work for it.
Understanding Bitcoin requires humility. As Michael Saylor says, Bitcoin is “need-to-know.” You won’t grasp it fully until you put in the time—whether that’s tens, hundreds, or even thousands of hours. It’s a journey, but it’s worth every second.
Bitcoin is the greatest game I’ve ever been blessed to play. It’s the first time in history that money reflects truth, fairness, and abundance rather than manipulation and scarcity.
Study hard. Stack harder. Secure it right. Your legacy depends on it.
Stay strong,
Brandon