Holding onto a million in cash and carrying a million in debt are two completely different ways of living.

With cash in hand—spending 4,200 a month lets you coast for twenty years. You do what you want, your time is your own.

With a mortgage on your shoulders—paying the same 4,200 each month, you have to grind nonstop for thirty years just to break even. It may look like you’re saving money, but you’re actually giving up a whole extra decade of your life.

When you do the math, what you’re losing isn’t just money—it’s years you could have spent freely.

A house can tie you down for thirty years, but digital assets like Bitcoin might just let you put down that burden decades sooner.

The game has changed. Some people are still grinding away at their loans, while others are already moving ahead with the assets they hold—giving themselves, and the next generation, more possibilities.