The Cure for Financial Cancer IS on Sale—But Most People Don’t Know Their Portfolio is Sick

A metaphor to understand Wall Street's Lack of Real Demand for Bitcoin

Imagine a world where a miracle cure for cancer exists—but almost nobody realizes they have the disease.

Only 21 million vials of this cure exist or ever will be made, and 8 billion people may one day need it.

Each vial is composed of exactly 100 million micro doses—small enough to be divided, shared, and acquired at fractions of a penny. Unlike traditional medicine, which requires prescriptions, gatekeepers, and intermediaries, this cure can be bought freely, every single day, with nobody’s permission but your own.

Once you own your accumulated micro-doses or whole vials, they can be stored forever in your personal custody, ensuring they remain yours no matter what happens to governments, banks, hospitals, or financial institutions.

But here’s the real problem: the doctors who know it exists and could be administering this life-saving cure aren’t actually giving it to patients. Instead, they’re standing around the hospital bed, trading paper representations of the vials back and forth fo…