Inflation isn’t just an abstract economic concept or a force of nature, it quietly erodes your purchasing power, diminishing your savings over time. But where exactly does inflation come from, and how can you protect yourself?

Understanding Bitcoin’s price cycles — and what they’re telling us right now.

Bitcoin is once again at all-time highs. You’re seeing the headlines. You’re hearing the buzz. Maybe you're even feeling FOMO.

But a deeper question is rising beneath the surface:

Is it too late to buy Bitcoin now? Is the big opportunity over — or is this just the beginning?

In Part 1, we explored the historical foundations of today’s global financial system — from Bretton Woods to fiat currencies and the rise of inflation and debt.

Today, we zoom in on 2025:

- Why is Bitcoin at $117,000+?

- Why are governments and institutions suddenly embracing Bitcoin?

- What is the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve — and why does it matter?

Let’s break it down in plain English.

Bitcoin has captured headlines for over a decade, but how should we really think about it—as a speculative craze, or as a legitimate asset class? If you’re building a portfolio and exploring alternatives beyond stocks, bonds, and real estate, understanding Bitcoin’s role is essential. Let’s break down Bitcoin’s characteristics, risks, and potential so you can make an informed decision.

If you want to grow your money but don’t know where to start, you’re not alone. This guide explains the six main types of assets that ordinary people like you and me invest in: real estate, gold, stocks, ETFs, bonds and Bitcoin. You’ll learn what they are, why they have value, how risky they are and how you can buy them, without needing a financial advisor or expensive middlemen. This is for you if you’re completely new to investing and want to feel confident about taking that first step.