Honesty

Freedom.

Freedom

I think the core principles result in certain thought patterns and a mindset that all early adopters gravitate to and share. A capitalistic spirit with a good heart towards all living things. We are the innovators and producers, not just consummators. It creates a mindset and behaviour that I like to refer to as The Bitcoin Rule (on my profile page in bio).

The Bitcoin is such an amazing human tool that encourages positive human connection. It not only attracts you through financial incentives from partaking in The Network either with developing, building or investing in it…but learning and studying it, depending on the individuals journey it can appeal to so many different facets in life that it can initially feel beautifully overwhelming. All individuals will be drawn towards what they most relate to. There will be many others who also choose to specialise in that facet of The Bitcoin so as a result you would have Bitcoiners that agree on the core principles of what Bitcoin are but maybe choose to socialise and connect more with a community focused on that specialised interest.

It will be very interesting how it will affect the social dynamic of society not only on a personal or professional level but global too.

Good question, Martell ! Voluntarily choice and a shared recognition of an operational financial system founded on maths, logic, and sound engineering principles.

Freedom! 💜🧡

distrust for the system

sovereignty

In one ☝️ word Freedom 🟠

Valerie in common: Free Doom

To be free;

To choose or own doom, as much as, possible;

normie speak: honesty and kindness.

bitcoiner translation: plebs helping plebs💜🧡

Desire for liberty ( not the same as freedom ) and self-reliance.

Trust-minimization is the foundational philosophical pillar among all other principles… if trust is required, everything becomes fragile.

Independent thinking. Positivity.

Community without codependency.

Initiative.

Courage.

Belief.

And so much more.

If you include noobs, the only common factor is "hope".