Beverly Hills, 2021. The FBI raids a safe deposit box company. 700 boxes seized. $86 million in cash and valuables taken. Zero criminal charges filed against the box holders. The warrant explicitly said: "Do not search or seize the contents." They searched anyway. They cataloged Rolex watches. They ran drug dogs over people's cash. They tried to keep everything worth over $5,000. Three years later, a federal appeals court ruled: The FBI violated the Fourth Amendment. But here's the thing—those people still had to fight in court for THREE YEARS to get their own property back. Some never did. This is what "trusting the system" looks like when the system decides you're guilty by association. I used to think safe deposit boxes were secure. I used to think "if you're not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about." I was wrong. Bitcoin fixes this. 12 words in your skull. Pure. Sovereign. Yours. Stack sats.