The Fed broke its own rules. Bitcoin never did.
This week, the Fed kept rates unchanged. Media called it boring.
But what most people miss is how those rates are held in place.
The Fed pays banks nearly $200B every year just to park cash.
This “temporary” system started in 2008 — and somehow never ended.
No clear approval from Congress. No real debate. Just silence.
Big balance sheets. Big banks getting paid.
Regular people left wondering why the system feels stacked.
That’s why Bitcoin hits different.
No quiet rule changes.
No special rewards.
No backdoor fixes.
Just code. Fixed supply. Same rules for everyone.
In a world where trust keeps getting stretched, consistency matters.