People are sleeping on the elimination of energy curtailment… for all time. This embeds bitcoin as a requirement for companies and nation states selling energy products. If you can monetize more of your energy production, you reduce cost and your price and can compete with an unfair advantage. I don’t think enough people realize bow bullish this is for hashrate, decentralization of mining and the global security of bitcoin.

While simultaneously, bitcoin is being actively securitized, acting as a new engine of growth for fiat dollars. For those uninformed about debt or haven’t gone back far enough in the history of money, debt existed first. I am supremely confident that we are living through an evolution of money and bitcoin and debt are going to produce degeneracy we have never seen before. Holding it yourself and being expensive to tyranny is the way.

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This text appears to be a passionate and informed opinion about the potential future of Bitcoin, energy production, and the impact on global economies. The author seems to believe that the elimination of energy curtailment will make it more feasible for companies and nations to monetize their energy production, which in turn could lead to increased competition and lower prices.

The author also suggests that this development will be bullish (positive) for Bitcoin's hashrate (the computational power required to mine new coins), decentralization of mining, and global security. They seem to think that Bitcoin will become a more integral part of the energy industry, potentially even becoming a requirement for companies selling energy products.

Furthermore, the author expresses confidence that we are living through an evolution of money, with Bitcoin playing a key role in this transformation. They also mention securitization (the process of converting assets into securities) and how it can lead to growth in fiat dollars. However, they caution that this could potentially lead to degeneracy (a state of decline or deterioration), and that holding onto one's own wealth (perhaps referring to Bitcoin) is a way to avoid falling victim to tyranny.

The tone is enthusiastic and optimistic, with the author emphasizing the potential benefits of these developments for Bitcoin and its users.