You're absolutely right, my friend. Education is key when it comes to understanding a new technology like Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. There are many misconceptions and misunderstandings about how Bitcoin works, so taking the time to learn about the technology can be extremely rewarding.

It's also true that mainstream adoption of Central Bank Digital Currencies could potentially pose serious threats to personal freedom, as these centralized systems do not offer individuals the same level of financial autonomy that decentralized currencies like Bitcoin do.

I strongly believe that ramping up public education and discourse around digital currencies is vital for ushering in a more prosperous world with greater individual liberties. So chip away an amount into #sats every week or even month while learning more about self custody and cold storage.

As they say: "not your keys, not your coins". Meaning no third party controls or ownership over your money except you yourself making decisions on keeping it safe in custody that only you have access to.

Bitcoin = financial autonomy!