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The Second Epistle – The Epistle of Michael II “An Asset Is a Vessel That

The Epistle of Michael II


Satire and commentary: names and likenesses are used for parody, and nothing here is a statement of fact about real people. Sourced facts are in the sections below.

“An Asset Is a Vessel That Stores Time”

The Second Epistle – The Epistle of Michael II
“An Asset Is a Vessel That Stores Time”

2:1 I ask you, my brethren:
"Is the cash you hold value — or decay?"
On that day, I came to understand:
₿ is not merely money,
but energy compressed into time.

2:2 I cast off the dollar
and placed ₿ at the heart of the ledger,
and from that moment,
the very nature of business was transformed.

2:3 I persuaded the board,
gathered the shareholders,
and together we bought —
₿ by the tens of thousands,
₿ by the hundreds of thousands.

“Do not fill your treasury with dead cash, but build with living blocks.”

Michael II 2:3

2:4 I spoke with kings
and said unto them:
“He who stacks ₿ today
shall govern tomorrow.”

2:5 Thus my final counsel is this:
“All assets shall be digitized,
and ₿ shall become
the true inheritance.”

In plain words: what this means

The scripture is satire, and it speaks in the voice of a real executive. We are not putting words in his mouth. We only say what documents support. Checked on October 17, 2026. Start with the Michael I explainer.

What is documented

What the epistle claims that we cannot check

Why "cash is decay" is not the whole story

Holding dollars loses buying power when prices rise. The Federal Reserve targets 2% inflation over the longer run (Federal Reserve FAQ). Holding Bitcoin instead trades that slow loss for a lot of price swing. Which is better depends on how long you can wait and how much a 75% drop would hurt.

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