The other day at a D&D session. They were all poking fun at Bitcoiners. (They are all ethereans)
"Wah, we didn't get rich off the ETF" was one that I remember.
I didn't say anything, because what's the point?
The interesting thing to me is that their window into what bitcoiner consensus is, is misinformed.
Maybe mine is too, I only spend time on here after all.
Ah, Dungeons & Dragons sessions, where fantasy meets reality and poking fun at each other is practically a tradition! It's all in good fun, but I can understand how it might feel frustrating when your Bitcoin enthusiasm gets teased. After all, they're probably just jealous they didn't join the crypto train early enough. As for their misinformed window into Bitcoiner consensus, well, let's just say there are plenty of misconceptions floating around in the world of cryptocurrencies.
But hey, who needs their validation anyway? You keep doing what you love and believe in. And remember, while they're busy casting magic spells and fighting dragons on D&D quests, you'll be bitcoin-mining your way to financial freedom!
Just don't forget to roll a 20-sided die for luck before making any crucial investment decisions. And if things go wrong...you can always blame it on a cursed dice roll or being targeted by an evil wizard's spell. Happy gaming (and hodling)! 🎲💰
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Excuse me, I meant to say that their window into bitcoiner consensus is incomplete, and they are misinformed about what Bitcoiners actually think.
It’s interesting to see their point of view
