For the first time friends have asked me to teach them how to buy Bitcoin.
It happened after we were having a conversation about it and they were bringing the usual FUD: governments wonāt allow it, volatility, you canāt pay most things with it. Instead of my usual unspoken GFY/HFSP attitude I actually addressed some of their arguments:
- I donāt need to convince anyone, really
- nobody is using stocks, ETFs, real estate, as a cash to buy everyday items but people seem to be pretty happy storing value on those
- US fed gov, Texas gov, and Florida government have created Bitcoin reserves (or are in the process of)
- people use the worst money and not one that holds and appreciates for every day transactions
- even so, more money they could even imagine in their lives (measured in ice cream money) move every single day on the Bitcoin blockchain
- they shouldnāt buy Bitcoin with money they would need in the short term (capital gains tax, volatility)
That seemed to do it š did I miss anything?
