Fewer Americans are broke this year and most still avoid Bitcoin

The era of cheap money is dead, and your distrust of Bitcoin likely cost you a fortune. While JPMorgan warns that $100 trillion in global debt and a shrinking workforce will keep interest rates high for years, 47% of Americans still refuse to touch crypto. Yet, a $1,000 investment a decade ago would be worth $228,000 today—a 22,700% return. Most people chose "safety" and stayed broke, while early adopters proved the skeptics wrong. Was your skepticism worth the price? Or did you miss out?
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