You will never need to sell #Bitcoin. If you accumulate while it's still possible, you could live solely off the income generated by it. How?

Well, there are two ways someone with all their reserves in Bitcoin can double their wealth: the price can increase by 100%, or you can have a 100% return on your reserve. This means that the price of #BTC could stay the same forever, and holders would still continually get richer.

Why don't we have this yet? Although it may not seem complementary, the answer to that question is the same as another common one: Why is #Bitcoin volatile?

Usually, the answers revolve around "emerging technology," "information barrier," or "speculative asset." I suggest an uncommon one: the lack of bankers. Let me explain.

According to Mises, "...a banker is one who lends the money of others; one who lends his own is merely a capitalist, not a banker." For whatever reason, we still haven't formed a solid Bitcoin credit market. "We don't have bankers."

Without a credit market, it's not strange that the majority (70%) of bitcoins haven't moved in the last year and are only used as a store of value.

Without ways for bitcoin holders to use their capital, most of it remains idle, decreasing market circulation and increasing price volatility. Platforms like Niti will allow you to generate synthetic Reais, Stocks, or Gold and lend these synthetics to others for them to use in trading or as collateral for their own loans.

Unlike gold, Bitcoin is perfect for use as loan collateral (supreme collateral) because the owner can quickly verify their balance (similar to ETFs) and doesn't need to trust the bank.

You will never need to sell bitcoin because there will be a bitcoin credit market - which will also massively reduce the asset's volatility (after increasing its value by about 100x).