Of banks and the money, we deposit in the accounts they have us open.
They say money gives power, right? To who? To the owner or to the holder of the money?
Who Really Owns the Power?
Rethinking the relationship between me the owner of the money and the bank that hold my money.
Let’s talk about something we all do but rarely question: putting money in the bank.
It sounds responsible, even empowering. You earn, you save, you deposit. The bank keeps it “safe”. But somewhere along the line, an interesting thing happens:
The bank starts feeling powerful.
More powerful than me, the person who owns the money.
Why is that?
My/Your Money Is Busy, But Not for You
When you deposit your money, you might imagine it resting quietly in a vault, waiting for you. But in reality:
- Banks lend out your money to earn interest.
- They invest it, growing their profits.
- They charge fees and create rules around how you access it.
- They use your deposits to fund other businesses, mortgages, and loans.
Your money is the fuel, but someone else is driving the car.
Ironically funny right?
It’s your cash.
But the bank builds wealth from it.
And you? You get monthly statements, a polite customer service rep, and maybe 2% interest, if you’re lucky.
It’s a strange setup where you’re the source of power, but you’re not the one holding it.
Any remedy? Let’s see……
Now imagine this:
What if you held your money directly?
No middleman. No waiting period. No gatekeeper.
That’s what Bitcoin offers. A way to own, store, and send value without banks. You’re not giving away control, you’re claiming it.
With Bitcoin:
- You hold your own keys (like your wallet password).
- You decide when and how to send money.
- No permission needed. No banking hours.
- And yes, no one uses your funds without your say.
Suddenly, money becomes yours, again.
Why does This Matters especially for Merchants
For merchants and entrepreneurs, every coin matters. Delays, high fees, and limited access affect real decisions: from inventory restocking to paying suppliers.
By exploring tools like Bitcoin, you:
• Lower transaction costs
• Reach global customers
• Access funds instantly
• Remove dependence on traditional banks
Real definition of freedom if you ask me
Bitbiashara’s Mission in this? Un-bank the Power
At Bitbiashara, we believe money should serve you, not the other way around.
That’s why we’re helping merchants understand Bitcoin in simple, practical ways.
We’re turning financial jargon into everyday language.
And we’re reminding everyone that holding money should mean holding power, not watching someone else use it better.
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So, the next time you walk into a bank, ask yourself:
Who’s getting more out of this relationship?
Then ask an even better question:
What happens when you hold the keys to your own money?
Because you don’t just earn value. You can own it, move it, grow it, and use it with purpose and Bitcoin helps you do that.
That’s the power we’re reclaiming.