Imagine if we, as a community, united around one coin and collectively decided that it would be our store of value. We buy it. We hold it. We build deep, sustainable liquidity around it. And when we need money, instead of selling our holdings, we simply borrow against them. With deep liquidity, broad ownership, and a resilient market, manipulating the coin’s price becomes much more expensive, making economic attacks against lending protocols harder to execute. This is something we can learn from wealthy people in traditional finance. They don’t necessarily sell their stocks whenever they need cash. They borrow against their assets, maintain their long-term exposure, and let their wealth continue to compound. Buy. Hold. Build liquidity. Borrow when needed. Instead of constantly selling our assets to fund our lives, we could build a financial ecosystem that allows our community to preserve long-term ownership while accessing liquidity. That’s how we start thinking about generational wealth.