When a family's wealth gets stripped away overnight and the currency in your pocket suddenly becomes worthless, you understand something most people take for granted. Phong Le's family learned this the hard way—fleeing Vietnam after their assets were confiscated and their money was rendered valueless through currency reset. Their story isn't unique; it's happened to millions across history.

This is exactly why property rights aren't just legal abstractions. They're survival. When centralized systems fail, when governments rewrite financial rules, your purchasing power and ownership vanish with a decree. That's the gap Bitcoin was designed to fill. A currency that can't be arbitrarily devalued. Assets that can't be confiscated by a single authority. It's financial sovereignty—the ability to hold and control your wealth regardless of what happens in the macro economy or political sphere.