Bitcoin: Between Inflation and High Rates, Yield Under Pressure

Inflation is pushing many investors to seek assets capable of preserving their purchasing power in the long term. Bitcoin holds a special place in this debate thanks to its limited supply, capped at 21 million units. However, holding this asset does not guarantee a positive return. Borrowing costs, forgone income, and derivative fees can reduce gains. When rates remain high, these expenses become a determining factor in assessing the true profitability of an investment. The cost of an investment depends as much on its financing as on market evolution. Two people can buy the same asset at the same price and hold it for the same period. Yet, their financial results can differ greatly depending on the means used to make this purchase.

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