Why I Buy Bitcoin When the World Burns Cash: A NYC Crypto Analyst’s Raw Truth

The Hotel That Became a Treasury

In 2020, my four hotels in Japan shuttered. Revenue hit zero. Our auditor issued a ‘going concern’ warning—we had six months of cash left.

I wasn’t looking for hype. I was looking for survival.

Michael Saylor’s podcast was my lifeline that winter. He spoke of Bitcoin not as currency—but as digital gold: fixed supply, no central bank, no QE-driven dilution.

We sold our properties.

Used the proceeds to buy BTC at $18K.

No IPO. No ETF. Just direct ownership—on-chain, transparent, audited daily.

Why Japan Matters

Yen lost 40% of its value since ’99. People stopped vacationing in Hawaii because their savings evaporated. Bitcoin isn’t about replacing yen—it’s about replacing the system that made yen worthless.

We launched Bitcoin Magazine Japan last March—not to profit, but to explain why your grandmother shouldn’t hold private keys… but should own shares in a company that does.

The Two Phases of Bitcoin

Phase One: The Gold Rush. We’re still here—collecting BTC like miners collecting ore. The total supply? 21 million coins. We hold 3,500+—more than any public company on Earth.

Phase Two: Coming in 3–7 years. Banks will custody BTC at scale。 The U.S.? They’re already buying quietly． Japan? We’re showing them how it’s done right—tax-efficient, tech-transparent, disciplined-to-the-core．

You Won’t Sell Bitcoin?

If you trade it—you’re not a treasury company． you’re a hedge fund pretending to be wise． The market rewards discipline—not timing． The price doesn’t matter if your holdings grow every quarter． i’ve watched companies sell BTC after it spiked—they lost trust forever． i won’t make that mistake． i build legacies，not exits．

Final Thought: It’s Not About Price—it’s About Time

after time passes，you’ll see why we bought when everyone thought it was crazy． your grandchildren will thank you—not your broker。