Forget college and $100k+ student loans... For the small price of $83.47 and a few weeks or months of dedicated study, you can become a Bitcoin and monetary theory expert.
Add in the Bitcoin white paper, and some hands node and mining experience, and you now have a master's in Bitcoin.
At least this is the path I have identified for myself. Am I missing anything?
I'm just finishing the Bitcoin Standard and have a full node running. I have my copy of software and have dabbled in it a bit, but I need to finish Bitcoin Standard first
I'm interested in mining but I think I would need a new electrical panel installed. Any miners out there have experience with the electrical aspect of mining? Are all miners 240 volt these days? Is there anything decent that I can just plug into a regular outlet and start mining?
