What percentage of people that hold bitcoin will self-custody it 15 years from now, do you think?

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To those asking. There are lots of old, overweight, and/or poor people who view gambling, drugs and sex as the only happiness they can extract.

There's also some seriously mentally ill people who are further down the pit of despair. It's various stages of desolation and it really feels like a city of zombies.

People on Nostr are so nice. I love you guys and girls.

I could see #zaps leading to a more positive & friendly culture in the way that I open nostr and I’m always in the headspace of looking for notes I enjoy to reward instead of being in the (twitter-like) headspace of being prepared to argue or go on the defense about xyz topic

imagine having the ability to use super powers but not learning how

If you had somehow found yourself deep in macro/commodity/goldbug/outdated-photos land for a weekend, and could present basically anything to this type of audience, what would you present about?

Hypothetically speaking, if "bitcoin" is your answer, a more sufficient answer would be to suggest which *specific* aspects of bitcoin to appeal to them.

I've done a few conferences like this before and I tend to focus on freedom aspects. I'm like, "who here in the audience knows who Phil Zimmerman is? Basically nobody? Okay cool, let's talk about encryption and rights and the shenanigans he went through." And then I can move that into a global perspective. "Imagine you're in Argentina. What do you do for money? So, I know a new company called Fedi that seeks to help communities build their own private full-reserve banks. Want to hear about it?"

What would you emphasize here that would connect well?

Just because you can read the label perfectly from outside the bottle, doesn’t mean those still trapped inside it can read it.

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good morning nostr, keep pushing forward 🫡