The Daniel ⚡️ and 84 sats @daniel - 2y
Everyone wants you to listen to them when they talk about how broken money is. No one wants to listen to you when you talk about how to fix it.
They are very good at telling us more to do less but they don’t ever seem to lead by example.
bitcoinpup @bitcoinpup - 2y
I can always out talk them when it comes to how broken the money is... Broken money is the candy coating on the orange pill.
I’m not even talking about taxes. States will enforce that any way they can, even if the system is grossly unfair. My point is simply that most people are saving less and going further into debt while their currency continues to devalue every year, and they don’t realize there’s a way out of all these problems at the same time.
That’s because the economy as it stands encourages people to take unnecessary risks with their money just to try to get ahead. They think of bitcoin as a risky investment but that’s because the media tells them it is. They don’t look deeper. If you look at it the way you would like buying a home, i.e., 20+ years, the “volatility” is just background noise.
Statistically speaking, only around 1% of the world likely has any bitcoin exposure at all.
The sub-$10K bears are back on Twiddler again.
