Good question. ⚡️

Stacking even harder?

being able to explain bitcoin to people who want to get involved but have no idea how

Knowledge because people will ask complex questions, and you'll need to know how to answer them.

Combine your passion(s) with what is in high demand in the job market.

Then, live below you means.

All extra money you have goes to bitcoin.

That simple. Don't hamstring yourself by trying to specifically work in the 'Bitcoin industry.'

ability to solve problems

electrician

Legal and energy contract skills. None of which I possess.

onboarding newbies full circle 🧡

Profitable use of capital in the Bitcoin standard.

any skill that provides value to someone else that is not easy for others to replicate without consistent effort and desire

Integrity.

Balance sheet and treasury management

Communication skills :)

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from: https://thesimplestbitcoinbook.net/articles/

Management of keys

Collaboration + how to get a message out through non salesy marketing strategies

Hide complexity behind great UI/UX across all layers

All high quality skills in any domain will do.

Post bitcoin standard, there will be no bitcoin industry.

Being able to think for yourself

Making stuff that other people cant

Applying core Bitcoin principles to other areas (think Nostr as an example)

Critical thinking skills

Socializing with other human beings

Experience utilizing the network and a strong character so the Bitcoin curious will trust you.

Self defense

Speaking the truth kindly.

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Providing real value.

A sharp mind and critical thinking to filter out the junk.

And I’m trying to do them all simultaneously 😝 Personally, educating myself constantly on the industry as a whole plus building the most secure self custody system possible is paramount. Eventually I would like to mentor and educate others, I live in a place close to the money printer so most folks don’t need to know BTC yet, however there are pockets of service industry professionals that could greatly benefit among teachers, and young professionals struggling to overcome their student debts and to live back where they grew up.

The skills to constantly learn, adapt and be open minded!