A while ago, Switzerland froze assets of a certain country's high-level officials. This incident actually touched on a question that many people haven't thought through clearly — is the money in your bank truly entirely yours?

Thinking about it carefully is quite frightening. Once the government issues a freeze order, your account could become inaccessible in an instant. After the implementation of central bank digital currencies, this risk becomes even greater because fund flows can be directly restricted, and you may not even have the right to withdraw money. This is not alarmist; such events have happened too many times in history.

In contrast, the Bitcoin system is completely different. Decentralization means no institution or government can arbitrarily freeze your assets. As long as you hold the private key, no one can move your money. This is what true control over wealth looks like.

From a return perspective, Bitcoin's annualized performance over the past years has far outpaced gold. Plus, with its total supply permanently fixed, it becomes increasingly scarce over time. This scarcity inherently contains value. If you're still blindly trusting the absolute safety of the banking system, it's better to seriously consider allocating some large assets to Bitcoin and securely store them in a hardware wallet. Instead of regretting when it's too late, take action now.