If you want the value of money to rise, get rid of the central bankers.

They destroy purchasing power by continuously adding new monetary units to the spreadsheet, expanding the supply while pretending the consequences are unavoidable.

Money does not lose value by accident. It loses value because more units are created.

If we want money to preserve—and increase—its purchasing power, the solution is simple:

Stop inserting new monetary units into the spreadsheet.

Scarcity protects value. Monetary expansion destroys it.