Becoming a bitcoin is a norm in the future, not an exception.

Bitcoin celebrates its 13th anniversary. It is astonishing to measure how far the digital currency invented by Satoshi Nakamoto came in late 2008. In just thirteen years, Bitcoin has surpassed all the hopes of its creator.

The creator of Bitcoin quickly realized that his invention was more than his ******. So they decided to break up after finding people they trusted to continue their work. Bitcoin should not depend on any particular person and should belong to all human beings.

Therefore, Bitcoin cannot be stopped.

If the powerful people in the current system want to stop bitcoin, who can they blame? Certainly not the CEO of Bitcoin, because there is no CEO. Bitcoin You, someone else and I are all together. Everyone is contributing to this incredible monetary revolution, but it does not depend on anyone in particular.

Today, even Bitcoin’s tough rivals are skeptical.

As Bitcoin enters adolescence, it is very funny to think about what people have said about Bitcoin over the last decade. I do not know if you were already in the bitcoin world in late 2010, however, when I told people around me about my beliefs about bitcoin, they thought I was a bit of a geek.

Today, I am no longer looked down upon in the same way.

Not that everyone around me has miraculously become bitcoins, but what bitcoins have achieved so far is respectable. Now no one can say that Bitcoin will never do this or that.

Strong opponents of bitcoin are also skeptical. What if all the bitcoins were right when it was said over the years that this revolutionary monetary system would eventually one day replace the US dollar? The fact that multi-billionaire tech founders like Jack Dorsey say this out loud and clear reinforces the notion of bitcoins.

However, being a bitcoin even today still falls into your own category. While most people are buying bitcoin, many are doing the same. There is nothing wrong with that, as Satoshi Nakamoto said in 2010, it would be insane not to own some bitcoin.

Now no one will say I am Bitcoin because it is ubiquitous

As I write this, even though the value of Bitcoin is already $ 38K, it would be insane not to buy some Bitcoin if its price reaches millions of dollars a day. Because if the bitcoin market cap surpasses the gold market cap by the end of the decade, what can stop it from being collectively adopted as a means of payment and exchange in everyday life?

I leave it to you to examine the answer to that question.

In my opinion, at a time of great volatility between bitcoin and gold, many other countries have embraced the bitcoin revolution. As competition between countries increases, it becomes strategic for a country to own bitcoin. Every central bank wants to have bitcoin. The use of CBDCs largely fails because people have opted for more restrictions and freedom on surveillance.

When we reach that point in the future, being bitcoin is no longer the exception, but the norm. I don’t think we’ll talk about those terms anymore. We no longer say "I am a bitcoiner".

Bitcoin is ubiquitous in our society at all levels, it is given. Then the population statistics with Generation Z and the alpha see Bitcoin as a normal state. It is a supporter of the old system in which the central banks can print as much money from the air as they are referred to.

Not in a bad way, but asking them why they are supporting an extensive risk system when Bitcoin is going to give power back to their lives.

Last thoughts

Everything I have just told you is just imagination and based on my personal opinion about the future. There's still a long way to go, but looking at what Bitcoin has already achieved since January 3, 2009, no one can call me a geek for thinking so.

And this is already an amazing first win for Bitcoin. At 13 this year the best is yet to come, he still has a few years to reach his full potential. Until then, there is only one word to take full advantage of the Bitcoin Revolution: Be Strong, Be Bitcoin HODLers.

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