🗳️ Elections change. Bitcoin's rules don't. 🗳️ This week Democrats won both chambers of the US Congress. Let's not address the amount of fraud that was necessary to make it happen and focus on the impact on Bitcoin instead. Bitcoin dropped below $76k on election night, then climbed back above $80k within a day, then dropped back below $76k again. Markets react to politics. That's normal. But what's underneath doesn't move with a vote. 👉🏻 New laws can change how Bitcoin is taxed or regulated, not how it works 👉🏻 The supply stays capped at 21 million, whoever holds the majority 👉🏻 New coins arrive on a fixed schedule, not by committee decision 👉🏻 Dollars, euros and interest rates all depend on who is in charge 👉🏻 Bitcoin's monetary policy has stayed the same through every election since 2009 Choose your savings like a foundation: by what stays the same.
Thomas Jeegers, MBA, CFA, FRMShare

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