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Do you think they are empty sentences? My choice towards Bitcoin is not focused on an economic return, I don't expect to have put 10 and get 1000 back but rather as Nakamoto writes this is a form of peer to peer payment and you have to conceptually disengage yourself from the counter value towards Fiat. What you can achieve with Bitcoin is far beyond its value today, but this philosophy needs to be assimilated over time.
Having savings in Bitcoin is absolutely great. Even if the price remains the same.
You have access to your funds 24/7.
You can move any amount, any time. Banks usually start blocking your accounts when the amounts are slightly larger than a few hundred dollars.
Plus they take forever to transfer from one bank to another country.
Bitcoin is freedom. And because it's so useful, many people want to have it, so the value will go up.