It’s funny to me; lots of buzz around Bitcoin reserve’s. The mentioned being held by guvment, state and federal.

And that’s swell. Truly.

What’s comical, and above all shows the pervasive lack of understanding by the people and those they’ve elected, is the gripe of “how much it all costs” or “I’m opposed to going into debt to purchase the bitcoins”.

I know these politicians and probably a good amount of their people have traveled so let me ask…

When you land in a foreign country and you have dollars you need to exchange for the local means of purchasing…do you walk away from that counter in debt? Do you buy those pesos, franks, yen, pounds?

Possibly the largest subconscious hurdle for Bitcoin adoption is that folks are having a very rough go at seeing Bitcoin as a monetary network, tool, asset, and ultimately, money.