Frank Holmes Argues Global Money Printing Supports Bitcoin and Gold

WHY IT MATTERS

When governments create new money — sometimes called "money printing" — it increases the total amount of currency in circulation. Think of it like adding more slices to a pizza without making the pizza bigger: each slice gets smaller. Some investors argue that assets with a limited supply, like gold or bitcoin, could hold their value better in such an environment because you cannot simply create more of them. Bitcoin, for example, has a built-in rule that only 21 million coins will ever exist. This interview reflects a common argument in the crypto world, but it is one person's opinion, not an established fact.