These emails always make me smile.
I created these stickers a few years ago and intentionally priced them very low because I want people to afford them and stick them around in public places.
The same goes for the merch.
All the designs are made by me, because I wanted unique Bitcoin t-shirts to wear.
Never understood why people would charge $30+ for a freaking novelty t-shirt. It's absurd.
If you want some nice, not-in-your-face Bitcoin merch that's very affordable, feel free to check out my @redbubble store 👇🏻
https://www.redbubble.com/people/BitcoinFTW/shop?asc=u
Over the last 10 years, Bitcoin has done a 100x.
Do you honestly believe it's outside the realm of possibility for it to do a 50x over the next 10 years?
Did you know that a Bitcoin DCA keeps poverty away?
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Bitcoin will do more to reduce wealth inequality than all the politicians and bureaucrats EVER combined.
Everyone buys Bitcoin at the price they deserve
Bitcoin time chain > Bitcoin blockchain
Bitcoin hashers > Bitcoin miners
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If you want to be financially secure in 10 years, in my humble opinion, this is your best course of action:
1. Spend less than you make.
2. Work to improve and become more valuable to the marketplace by growing your skillset.
3. Save in Bitcoin consistently.
It's simple, but few will do it.
0.002625 BTC (262,500 sats) is the bare minimum amount of Bitcoin you should own.
You can secure that amount today for around $250.
If you don't own that much Bitcoin, what are you waiting for?
Until the global monetary system fundamentally changes, US government debt will continue to increase, no matter which political party is in power.
That's because the collateral that underpins the entire global monetary system is US government debt.
Thinking that DOGE or anything else like it is going to make a difference is like trying to put out the LA fires with a water pistol.
The Bitcoin you bought exactly 5 years ago is up 882% today.
If you're a legend who bought exactly 10 years ago and held, that Bitcoin is up over 42,000%.
Taxation and inflation are the tools used by the government to keep you weak and poor.
At this point in time, if you want to take out a Bitcoin-backed loan, you can expect to pay ~15% per year.
That requires you to trust the lender with 2x the amount you're looking to borrow.
I don't know about you, but I'd rather use the £3,000 tax-free allowance for capital gains and pay 18% in capital gains tax above that than take out a loan.
Not that I'm planning to sell any, but in case I had no other choice.
How are you planning for a scenario where you might need to tap into your stack’s purchasing power?
The Bitcoin I save today is not meant to be spent the next day, week, month, or year.
That purchasing power is meant to be used 10 years from now.
That's why I don't get fazed by Bitcoin's volatility.
You can't get to that level of conviction if you don't do your homework.
What's the one activity you engage in at least once a week that takes your mind away completely?
