Because comparing everything to fiat can trap people.
We’ve got to stop thinking about crypto like it’s just a waiting room to cash out into fiat. Because here’s the uncomfortable truth: the fiat system is broken. And don’t get me started on the “fiat has mass adoption” argument. Yes, it’s adopted. But it’s centrally governed, permissioned, and designed to inflate. That model is inflating us into oblivion, quietly diluting purchasing power year after year, and pricing ordinary people out of life in slow motion. Crypto and DeFi aren’t just “investments”. They’re new rails. A different way to store value, move value, and exchange value without needing constant gatekeeper approval. My view of $GROW is utility-first. I look at it as 1 $GROW = 1 $GROW, and the real question becomes: How much can $GROW actually do inside a real economy? If we build products, services, and real transaction volume that use $GROW, then the value becomes less about “when can I dump” and more about: what can I buy, earn, and circulate? And to be clear: Grow isn’t a pump-and-dump. This is a long build. The goal is an ecosystem where participants create and exchange real value, not a short-term chart game. Because comparing everything to fiat can trap people. It trains everyone to wait for a number and exit, instead of helping build the rails that make the token valuable in the first place. Here’s the bigger idea: it takes a renaissance to build a new economy. And that’s exactly what we’re doing. So invite everyone you know to get involved. Use the tools. Build with us. Create utility. Because the more real-world utility we stand up, the faster we can grow a new economy, one that doesn’t inflate us into oblivion. 🌱 How are you using $GROW today?