The Conservative Case for Bitcoin: Hard Money Scarce: Limited supply of 21 million coins, ensuring its value cannot be inflated by central banks. Durable: Unlike physical assets, Bitcoin is not subject to wear and tear or loss. Divisible: Can be divided into smaller units (Satoshis), making it accessible to investors of all sizes. Portable: Can be easily transferred anywhere in the world, without the need for intermediaries. Verifiable: Transactions are recorded on a public blockchain, providing transparency and security. Independent: Not controlled by any government or financial institution, offering protection against political or economic instability.