Oh no. but Bitcoin is hard to grasp since you need to understand both the technology aspect and the monetary aspect. Family and friends mostly think Bitcoin is a scam, that it has no value. Even Michael Burry thinks this. The guy who predicted the 2008 crisis doesn't get Bitcoin. Imagine explaining it to your grandma. I guess it will get adopted by the gen Z and their kids. They are living on the net. They'll get it.

I think extreme is good in regards to protocol but maybe rough if you're trying to get a boomer to a world view in one sitting 😁

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I'll check this article out when I get a chance.

I've added dozens of people to the remnant and pay add hundreds more depending on how long I have.

Same thought

In fact, if you consider that the entire Bitcoin stack already belongs to someone, which is true, you begin to understand that people merely owning Bitcoin is not enough for it to be adopted. Just as governments in the past issued fiat currency already prepared to serve as a unit of account, Bitcoin is already prepared to serve as a unit of account. What we need is simply a relatively self sustaining community, or several communities, which would be even better for decentralization, using it as a unit of account, referencing the total wealth of the world divided by 21 million units.

That is what we try to explain in this article. It is an open thesis for discussion.

Link: https://bitcoinawareness.substack.com/p/suddenly-could-happen-now-if-unit

Reality pilled.