Value and purchasing power If Bitcoin becomes a globally recognized monetary system, the purchasing power of one Bitcoin might be astronomical. A hodler might wonder what they could buy with it—perhaps an entire city, or even a planet (if humanity has ventured into space economies by then). 😄

Philosophical pride A hodler might feel deeply satisfied knowing they own a piece of humanity’s first truly finite and decentralized monetary system. This could also carry significant societal or ideological meaning, especially if Bitcoin has become a symbol of financial freedom.

Social and cultural value A single Bitcoin might not just be an economic powerhouse but also a significant cultural symbol. A hodler might feel that their ownership isn’t merely personal but part of a larger narrative about humanity’s shift from fiat economies to hard money. Owning Bitcoin might also come with a sense of responsibility—to donate, share, or wisely utilize this immense value.

A nostalgic connection to history In the 2100s, Bitcoin could carry an almost mythical status, and a hodler might feel a strong connection to the "pioneers" of the 2000s. Perhaps the mystique of Satoshi Nakamoto would have only grown, and the hodler might look back fondly on the days when Bitcoin was just a “wild idea.”