No honest narrative about digital assets can begin anywhere but Bitcoin, and the most useful lens on it right now is not price but behaviour. A number of economists and international market strategists have argued the case through Metcalfe’s Law, the idea that a network’s value scales exponentially with its number of users, framing Bitcoin less as a trade and more as a savings mechanism: a collective pension plan for ordinary holders, a way to own a stake in the settlement infrastructure an increasingly autonomous, agent-driven economy will run on. The discipline this thinking prescribes is mechanical rather than tactical. Buy on a schedule. Invest more during major market dips. At other times, stick to your regular investment…