When governments overspend, central banks create the money to cover it.
Share of government debt held by the Eurosystem: Germany, France, Italy, Spain. Sources: ECB (I. Schnabel, June 2025); Banque de France.
Governments create money out of thin air
You pay for it with your savings. Bitcoin changes that.
Your euros are built to lose value.
As the supply grows, each euro quietly buys a little less. That’s debasement.
You work hard to save money.
You plan to save for a home, your children’s education or your retirement. Every year, those goals drift further away.
Governments overspend. Your savings pick up the bill.
The cost never shows up as a line on your payslip. You pay it anyway.
Bitcoin is money no one can print.
No central bank decides how many exist. No company controls the supply. There will only ever be 21 million. Your savings can’t be diluted.
Bitcoin mined so far
21,000,000max
95.7% already exists. The last 4.3% will take until around 2140.
The more euros are created, the less each one is worth. Bitcoin can’t be diluted.
ECB (euro area M2); Bitcoin protocol.
Why Bitcoin?
Bitcoin was built so no government can create money at the expense of your savings.
Bitcoin: an unparalleled financial alternative.
Bitcoin performance
The best-performing asset of the last 10 years.
Fairness
A financial system with the same rules for everyone.
Network effect
The more users there are, the higher the value per coin.
Scarce
Capped at 21 million.
Global
Crosses borders, every day.
Open
Anyone can use it. No one owns it.
Portable
€1 or €1M, it moves the same.
Ownable
Hold it yourself, no bank required.
The world’s biggest investors already hold bitcoin.
Governments, asset managers, banks and listed companies hold bitcoin, or give their clients access to it.
In 2009, Bitcoin was an open-source alternative. Today, it’s worth more than $1 trillion.
Bitcoin market capitalisation, US dollars, end of year. Last point: 1 October 2026. Source: CoinGecko.
Nearly one in five American adults owns bitcoin. In Europe, it’s closer to one in ten.
Bitcoin ownership, not crypto. US: The Nakamoto Project, 2025 (adults 18+, incl. ETFs). Europe: Bitstack × Selvitys barometers, 2026 (ages 18–64). Not like-for-like.
Governments, asset managers and listed companies hold bitcoin by the hundreds of thousands.
Bitcoin held, 27 July 2026. Sources: Strategy 8-K; iShares, Fidelity, Grayscale fund pages; CoinGecko (governments).
Major institutions now publish bitcoin allocations.
Share of a portfolio, published by each firm for its own clients. Not a Bitstack recommendation. Full sources at the bottom of the page.
Bitcoin is an international asset. It’s digitizing gold.
Larry Fink,Chairman and CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager. Fox Business, July 2023
Not owning bitcoin is a bet.
It assumes the next crisis won’t be paid for by creating new money.
You can keep all of your savings in a currency that is designed to lose its purchasing power over time.
Or put part of it into something built on scarcity and direct ownership.
And what about Bitstack?
400,000+
people already save in bitcoin with Bitstack.
Together, they have saved more than €400 million. Set a regular amount and let it run, buy when you see fit, or round up your everyday purchases. No trading screens, and no need to become an expert first.
Regulated & secure.
Built in France. Regulated in Europe.
Authorised by the French regulator (AMF) under MiCA, the EU’s framework for the sector.
Your bitcoin is held separately from our own funds.
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