My guess is that this study includes a whole lot of shitcoiners who also own Bitcoin.

Libertarian is not on the axis shown. Conservative does not equal libertarian. The left right binary spectrum shown is limiting and inaccurate.

how can you link this chart but not share the study

Slightly more at both extremes of politics

you can't be a socialist/progressive bitcoiner and expect to be taken seriously

There is no way. I call BS on the way this was put together. You can’t be very liberal and pro-coin, they offer opposite solutions.

This would be epic, a mistake they could only make once. I’d be stacking like a mad man.

"In the event of a repressive Trump regime.." just stop with the bullshit already. Such Che shirt larping.

What has the interaction with the editors like with this piece?

And you ship a good product, too!

You could have mentioned Nostr 🥹 Great article, Troy. We need to keep working hard to destroy the Bitcoin FUD and showcase that it's truly a tool to better humanity, including people in the financial system that have been taken advantage of or forgotten by the legacy system. Dems should rally around that point. 🔥🔥🔥

I shared this in r/politics.

It went as well as you would normally expect lol

My friend stepped on a nail today, so we went to the hospital to get him a tetanus shot, and we’re in a part of outer Cairo at the time.

I usually think of things in “1990s movie” terms, so if you picture it, this hospital was basically where Antonio Banderas would go after he got shot in Desperado.

Like we wandered up to the hospital in the desert, it looks barely occupied, various street dogs barking outside, and it’s unclear where the main entrance is since it kind of looks like a loading dock on all sides to begin with. There was a blind guy sitting at a desk under an umbrella out front so we asked him if that’s the right way, he said “aye”, so we wandered into some dark hallway that eventually emerged into the hospital proper.

No air conditioning despite being 111 degrees outside, everyone is sweaty, the doors are all open for decent ventilation, and the manager has stacks of papers cartoonishly piled up to the ceiling in his office.

A nurse comes out, looks at the wound, says he sees this all the time, gives him the tetanus shot, and says to come back in a month for a second shot. Friend plops a small wad of cash down on the counter. We’re out in five minutes.