We started with the Candle—a fragile, early flicker. That was us mining on CPUs. They called it a toy. Then came the Light Bulb. The grid went live. Power became scalable, reliable, and for everyone. That was Bitcoin's white paper. The spark became a system.

Then, the Horse. Powerful, but slow. Trusted, but limited. That's traditional finance—a slow ride controlled by someone else. Then came the Car. Speed. Freedom. Go wherever you want, without asking permission. That's the blockchain. Your keys, your coins, your open road.

Look at information. We had the Newspaper—gatekeepers telling you what to think, once a day. Now we have the Laptop. Instant, global, uncensored info. Do your own research. Form your own conclusions. This is how we learn now.

And finally, the big one: Paper Money. The king. Looks solid, but it's built on debt and trust in a system that can print more whenever it wants. It's centralized control.

Then came Crypto. Digital, scarce, programmable money. Backed by math and code, not a government. It’s the final upgrade.

They laughed at the light bulb. They doubted the car. They'll doubt this, too. But the pattern is clear. The future is decentralized, and we're not just watching it happen—we're building it.

Stay sharp. Keep stacking. The revolution is on-chain.